How to Say ‘Enough to eat’ in Simplified Chinese
够吃
gòu chī
[goh chir]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 够 (gòu) before an action to mean "enough to do it": 够用 "enough to use", 够喝 "enough to drink".
Phrase Breakdown
够
gòu
[goh]
enough; sufficient
Means sufficient for a need, such as enough space, time, or seating.
这个位置够宽，可以坐轮椅客人。
This spot is wide enough for a guest using a wheelchair to sit.
吃
chī
[chir]
to eat
A common verb meaning 'to eat.' It is widely used when discussing foods someone can or cannot have.
孩子不能吃辣的菜。
Children cannot eat spicy dishes.
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