How to Say ‘More milk’ in Traditional Chinese
奶比較多
nǎi bǐ jiào duō
[nai bee-jyao dwaw]
💬 Usage Tip: [比較] before an adjective means "relatively/more," as in [比較多] "more." The same pattern works widely: [比較甜] "sweeter," [比較貴] "more expensive."
Phrase Breakdown
奶
nǎi
[nai]
milk
Refers to milk used in coffee drinks like latte or cappuccino.
拿鐵的奶比較多，所以味道比較溫和。
A latte has more milk, so the taste is milder.
比較
bǐ jiào
[bee-jyao]
comparatively; relatively
Used to compare two things, like saying "more" or "relatively."
拿鐵奶比較多，濃縮咖啡味比較重。
Latte has relatively more milk, while espresso has a stronger coffee taste.
多
duō
[dwaw]
many; much; more
Means a greater amount or quantity.
這杯拿鐵的奶比較多。
This cup of latte has more milk.
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