How to Say ‘I go to bed earlier now’ in Traditional Chinese
我現在比較早睡
wǒ xiàn zài bǐ jiào zǎo shuì
[waw shyen-dzai bee-jyao dzao shway]
💬 Usage Tip: [現在] often comes before the change you're describing: [我現在比較早睡], [我現在比較少喝咖啡]. [比較] is a very useful way to talk about improved habits without sounding too absolute.
Phrase Breakdown
我現在
wǒ xiàn zài
I now; I currently
Refers to the speaker in the present time.
我現在在家。
I'm at home now.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
Used when speaking about your own habits or condition.
我現在比較早睡，早上也比較有精神。
I go to bed earlier now, and I also have more energy in the morning.
現在
xiàn zài
[shyen-dzai]
now; at the moment
Indicates a present habit or current state.
我現在每天都會散步。
I go for a walk every day now.
比較早睡
bǐ jiào zǎo shuì
sleep earlier; go to bed earlier
Means the speaker tends to sleep earlier than before or earlier than others.
我最近比較早睡。
I've been going to bed earlier lately.
Words in this phrase
比較
bǐ jiào
[bee-jyao]
relatively; comparatively; rather
Used to make a mild comparison, such as earlier than before.
最近我比較少熬夜。
Recently I stay up late less often.
早
zǎo
[dzao]
early
Used for time, waking, arriving, or sleeping earlier.
明天要早起，所以今晚早睡。
I need to get up early tomorrow, so I'll sleep early tonight.
睡
shuì
[shway]
sleep; go to bed
A common verb for sleeping or going to bed.
小孩九點就睡了。
The child went to sleep at nine o'clock.
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