How to Say ‘Pretty good’ in Traditional Chinese
還不錯
hái bù cuò
[hái búcuò]
💬 Usage Tip: 不錯 literally means "not bad" but actually works as solid praise, like "pretty good". The 不 is read (bú) here because 錯 has a falling tone: (bú cuò).
Phrase Breakdown
還
hái
[hái]
quite; fairly
Softens an adjective, meaning 'reasonably' or 'fairly'.
這家店還可以。
This shop is fairly okay.
不錯
bù cuò
[búcuò]
not bad; pretty good
A modest way to say something is good.
這家餐廳不錯。
This restaurant is pretty good.
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