How to Say ‘The most’ in Traditional Chinese
最
zuì
[dzway]
💬 Usage Tip: [最] goes before an adjective to mean "the most," as in [最熱鬧]. You can reuse it easily with other adjectives: [最好], [最方便].
Phrase Breakdown
最
zuì
[dzway]
most; -est
Used to mark the highest degree of something.
過節的時候家裡最熱鬧。
The house is the liveliest during holidays.
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