How to Say ‘Will it be rather noisy?’ in Simplified Chinese
会不会比较吵？
huì bú huì bǐ jiào chǎo
[huì bú huì bǐ jiào chǎo]
💬 Usage Tip: 比较 (bǐ jiào) in front of an adjective often just means "rather" or "fairly", even when nothing is being compared. Another example is 比较贵 "rather pricey".
Phrase Breakdown
会不会
huì bú huì
[huì bú huì]
will it or not
Yes-no question form of 会, asking about a possibility.
会不会太甜？
Will it be too sweet?
比较
bǐ jiào
[bǐ jiào]
relatively; rather
To a fairly high degree.
今天比较冷。
It's rather cold today.
吵
chǎo
[chǎo]
noisy
Loud and disturbing.
这里太吵了。
It's too noisy here.
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