How to Say ‘He is much busier now.’ in Traditional Chinese
他現在忙了很多。
tā xiàn zài máng le hěn duō
[tah shyen dzai mang luh hen dwor]
💬 Usage Tip: [忙] works directly as the main description, so no [是] is needed: [他現在忙了很多], not [他是忙了很多]. The [了很多] part shows a noticeable change compared with before.
Phrase Breakdown
他
tā
[tah]
he; him
Refers to a male person already mentioned.
他現在忙了很多。
He is much busier now.
現在
xiàn zài
[shyen dzai]
now; currently
Shows the present situation compared with before.
他現在忙了很多。
He is much busier now.
忙了很多
máng le hěn duō
much busier; busy a lot
Describes becoming much busier than before.
他最近忙了很多。
He has been much busier lately.
Words in this phrase
忙
máng
[mang]
busy
Means having a lot of tasks or responsibilities.
他現在忙了很多。
He is much busier now.
了
le
[luh]
change/state marker
Indicates that the state has changed.
他現在忙了很多。
He is much busier now.
很多
hěn duō
[hen dwor]
a lot; much more
Shows a big increase in degree.
他現在忙了很多。
He is much busier now.
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