How to Say ‘It's faster to go this way’ in Traditional Chinese
走這邊比較快
zǒu zhè biān bǐ jiào kuài
[dzoh juh byen bee-jyao kuài]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 比較 (bǐjiào) before an adjective to mean "more ___", even when nothing is named to compare against: 比較便宜 "cheaper". 走 here means "take a route", not just "walk".
Phrase Breakdown
走這邊
zǒu zhè biān
go this way
走 (walk/go) + 這邊 (this side/way). Use it to suggest a route.
我們走這邊吧。
Let's go this way.
Words in this phrase
走
zǒu
[dzoh]
to go; to walk
Used to suggest moving somewhere, often casually and naturally.
這裡太吵了，我們走去那邊聊。
It’s too noisy here; let’s go over there and talk.
這邊
zhè biān
[juh byen]
this way; here
Used by staff to indicate a direction or seating area.
請往這邊走，這邊請。
Please walk this way, right over here.
比較快
bǐ jiào kuài
is faster
比較 (comparatively/more) + 快 (fast). 比較 + adjective is a common way to compare things.
坐捷運比較快。
Taking the MRT is faster.
Words in this phrase
比較
bǐ jiào
[bee-jyao]
comparatively; relatively; more
Used to compare and say something is relatively more so.
有代客泊車的話，找車位會比較容易。
If there is valet parking, finding a parking spot will be relatively easier.
快
kuài
[kuài]
fast
Moving or capable of moving at high speed.
他跑得很快。
He runs very fast.
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