How to Say ‘Minimum; lowest’ in Simplified Chinese
最低
zuì dī
[dzway dee]
Phrase Breakdown
最
zuì
[dzway]
most; -est
A prefix that forms the superlative, like 'most' or '-est' in English.
这里最适合小型聚会。
This place is the most suitable for small gatherings here.
低
dī
[dee]
low
Describes something as low in level, amount, or price. In dining, it often appears in minimum spending phrases.
这间包间的要求比较低。
The requirements for this private room are relatively low.
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