How to Say ‘Not very fixed.’ in Traditional Chinese
不太固定。
bù tài gù dìng
[boo tie goo-ding]
💬 Usage Tip: 不 becomes (bú) before the falling tone of 太 (tài), so you say (bú tài gù dìng). 不太 + a describing word is a soft "not very": 不太忙 "not too busy".
Phrase Breakdown
不
bù
[boo]
not
Used to negate what comes after it.
我不是要找麻煩。
I'm not trying to cause trouble.
太
tài
[tie]
too; very
Used to emphasize degree, often meaning too or extremely.
今天來的人太多了，現場非常熱鬧。
There are too many people here today, and the event is very lively.
固定
gù dìng
[goo-ding]
regular; fixed; consistent
Describes something done on a steady schedule, like regular exercise or regular checkups.
我現在有固定運動的習慣。
I now have a habit of exercising regularly.
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