How to Say ‘Very comfortable; pleasant’ in Traditional Chinese
很舒服
hěn shū fú
[hen shoo-foo]
💬 Usage Tip: With adjectives like [舒服], Chinese usually doesn't need a word for "is": [很舒服] already means "is pleasant / feels nice." Here [很] often just makes the sentence sound complete, not necessarily "very."
Phrase Breakdown
很
hěn
[hen]
very; quite
An adverb used before adjectives to mean very or quite.
這裡的沙發很舒服，坐著不想走。
The sofa here is very comfortable; I don't want to leave once I sit down.
舒服
shū fú
[shoo-foo]
comfortable; at ease
Can describe physical comfort or feeling emotionally relaxed.
跟你待在一起，我覺得很舒服。
Being with you, I feel very comfortable.
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