How to Say ‘A bit far’ in Traditional Chinese
比較遠
bǐ jiào yuǎn
[bee jyow ywen]
💬 Usage Tip: [比較] before an adjective often softens the statement into [rather] or [a bit], not a strict side-by-side comparison. So [比較遠] sounds less blunt than just saying [很遠] or [太遠].
Phrase Breakdown
比較
bǐ jiào
[bee jyow]
relatively; comparatively; rather
Used to compare things or say something is relatively more this or that.
這樣走比較遠，我們換路吧。
Going this way is relatively farther; let’s change routes.
遠
yuǎn
[ywen]
far
Describes something as distant in space or length of route.
從這裡過去有點比較遠。
Going from here is a bit farther.
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