How to Say ‘Sweeter’ in Traditional Chinese
更甜
gèng tián
[geng tyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [更] means [more/even more], so [更甜] is [sweeter] or [even sweeter]. You can reuse it with other adjectives: [更好], [更可愛], [更自然].
Phrase Breakdown
更
gèng
[geng]
more; even more
Used to show a higher degree or an increase in comparison.
你剛剛那句話讓氣氛變得更甜。
What you just said made the vibe even sweeter.
甜
tián
[tyen]
sweet
Describes something sweet literally or romantically, like a cute or affectionate mood.
你一笑，整個晚上都變得好甜。
When you smile, the whole night becomes so sweet.
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