How to Say ‘The weather changes a lot’ in Traditional Chinese
天氣變化大
tiān qì biàn huà dà
[tyen chee byen hwah dah]
💬 Usage Tip: This uses the common pattern [noun + adjective] without [是]: [天氣變化大]. You can build similar sentences like [溫差很大] or [雨很大].
Phrase Breakdown
天氣
tiān qì
[tyen chee]
weather
Refers to outdoor conditions like temperature and rain.
最近天氣變化大，要小心感冒。
Recently the weather has been changing a lot, so be careful not to catch a cold.
變化大
biàn huà dà
changes a lot; has big changes
Describes a large degree of change or fluctuation.
最近天氣變化很大。
The weather has been changing a lot lately.
Words in this phrase
變化
biàn huà
[byen hwah]
change; variation
Means a shift or change in condition.
這幾天天氣變化大。
The weather has changed a lot these past few days.
大
dà
[dah]
big; large
Shows that the degree of change is large.
春天天氣變化大。
In spring, the weather changes a lot.
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