How to Say ‘Faster’ in Simplified Chinese
更快
gèng kuài
[gung kuài]
💬 Usage Tip: To say "more ___", put 更 (gèng) in front of an adjective: 更好 "better", 更忙 "busier". The adjective itself never changes.
Phrase Breakdown
更
gèng
[gung]
more; even more
Used to show a higher degree or an increase compared with before.
了解团队以后，我更有兴趣加入你们。
After learning about the team, I am even more interested in joining you.
快
kuài
[kuài]
quickly; hurry
Used before a verb to urge someone to do something right away.
快吃饭吧。
Hurry and eat.
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