How to Say ‘Very good/excellent’ in Traditional Chinese
尚青
shàng qīng
[shàngqīng]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: 尚青 is strongly Taiwanese in flavor and often used in marketing for food, produce, or local products to mean top-quality or freshest. It has a lively, local-commercial feel rather than neutral everyday speech.
Phrase Breakdown
尚青
shàng qīng
[shàngqīng]
fresh
Used to describe something of high quality or very new.
這些蔬菜非常尚青，你可以買一點。
These vegetables are very fresh, you should buy some.
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