How to Say ‘Fresh flavor’ in Traditional Chinese
味道比較清新
wèi dào bǐ jiào qīng xīn
[way-dow bee-jyaow cheeng-sheen]
💬 Usage Tip: With adjectives, Chinese often does not need a word for "is," so [味道比較清新] is a complete description. You can swap in another adjective: [味道比較濃] or [味道比較酸].
Phrase Breakdown
味道
wèi dào
[way-dow]
taste; flavor
Refers to the taste or flavor profile of coffee.
這款咖啡的味道很乾淨。
This coffee's flavor is very clean.
比較
bǐ jiào
[bee-jyaow]
relatively; comparatively
Used to compare and say something is relatively more one way.
這支豆子的酸感比較明亮。
This bean's acidity is relatively brighter.
清新
qīng xīn
[cheeng-sheen]
fresh; light and crisp
Describes a fresh, clean, bright taste, often used for lighter coffees.
我喜歡味道比較清新的咖啡。
I like coffee with a relatively fresh taste.
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