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How to Say ‘I've had a lot of projects lately.’ in Traditional Chinese

最近案子比較多。

zuì jìn àn zi bǐ jiào duō

[dzway-jeen ànzi bee-jyao duō]

💬 Usage Tip: 案子 (àn zi) is the everyday Taiwan word for a work project or client job, especially in freelance and design work.

Phrase Breakdown

最近

zuì jìn

[dzway-jeen]

recently; lately

Refers to the near past or current period of time.

Example

我最近在看新的工作機會。

Recently I have been looking at new job opportunities.

案子比較多。

àn zi bǐ jiào duō

there are more projects

案子 means 'work project / case'; 比較多 means 'more than usual'.

Example

公司案子比較多。

The company has more projects.

Words in this phrase

案子

àn zi

[ànzi]

case; project

A work project or job, colloquially.

Example

這個案子很急。

This project is urgent.

比較

bǐ jiào

[bee-jyao]

relatively; comparatively; rather

比較 means comparatively or rather. In questions, it softens a preference choice, like asking what someone would prefer.

Example

您比較想坐靠窗的位子嗎?

Would you rather sit at a window seat?

多

duō

[duō]

many; a lot

Describes a large amount.

Example

今天人很多。

There are many people today.

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