How to Say ‘That's a pretty good deal.’ in Simplified Chinese
那挺划算的。
nà tǐng huá suàn de
[nà tǐng huásuàn de]
💬 Usage Tip: 挺…的 (tǐng…de) means "pretty, quite" and is very conversational: 挺好的, 挺贵的. 划算 (huásuàn) needs no 是; the adjective stands alone.
Phrase Breakdown
那挺
nà tǐng
then that's quite
那 (nà) means 'then' or 'in that case'. 挺 (tǐng) means 'quite' or 'pretty', and it often pairs with 的 at the end of the sentence.
那挺好的。
Then that's pretty good.
Words in this phrase
那
nà
[nà]
then; so
Introduces a follow-up question.
那你呢?
Then what about you?
挺
tǐng
[tǐng]
quite; rather
Adverb meaning fairly or very, common in casual speech, often paired with 的 at the end.
今天挺冷的。
It's quite cold today.
划算的。
huá suàn de
worth it / a good deal
划算 (huásuàn) means cost-effective or a good deal. The final 的 (de) is light and completes the 挺…的 pattern.
这个价格很划算的。
This price is a really good deal.
Words in this phrase
划算
huá suàn
[huásuàn]
worth it; cost-effective
Good value for the money.
这个套餐很划算。
This set meal is a good deal.
的
de
[de]
(emphatic particle)
Sentence-final particle adding affirmation, often with 挺.
他挺好的。
He's quite nice.
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