How to Say ‘Much busier’ in Traditional Chinese
忙了很多
máng le hěn duō
[mang luh hen dwor]
💬 Usage Tip: With states like [忙], adding [了] can show a change: [忙了很多] = "became much busier." You can use the same idea with other adjectives, like [胖了很多] or [好了很多].
Phrase Breakdown
忙
máng
[mang]
busy
Describes having a lot to do.
換工作以後，他忙了很多。
After changing jobs, he became much busier.
了
le
[luh]
change/state marker
Here it marks a change of state, meaning someone became busier.
最近他忙了很多。
Recently he has become much busier.
很多
hěn duō
[hen dwor]
a lot; much more
Means a large amount or degree.
新工作讓他忙了很多。
The new job made him much busier.
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