How to Say ‘Easy to’ in Traditional Chinese
容易
róng yì
[rong yee]
💬 Usage Tip: [容易] is often followed directly by a verb to mean "easy to do": [容易注意到] "easy to notice," [容易看懂] "easy to understand." It works like a reusable pattern.
Phrase Breakdown
容易
róng yì
[rong yee]
easy; likely to
Means something is not difficult, or something tends to happen.
這題不容易。
This question is not easy.
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