How to Say ‘Very’ in Traditional Chinese
很
hěn
[huhn]
💬 Usage Tip: Before an adjective, 很 often just makes the sentence sound complete, not strongly "very." So 我很開心 can simply mean "I'm happy," while real emphasis is more like 非常開心.
Phrase Breakdown
很
hěn
[huhn]
very
很 usually means 'very' and is often placed before adjectives.
這次見面讓我很有收穫。
This meeting was very rewarding for me.
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