How to Say ‘Normal sweetness’ in Traditional Chinese
正常甜度
zhèng cháng tián dù
[jung-chahng tyen-doo]
💬 Usage Tip: With drink orders, [正常] means the standard shop setting. You can swap it into other options too, like [正常冰] (regular ice).
Phrase Breakdown
正常
zhèng cháng
[jung-chahng]
normal; regular
Describes the standard or default level for a drink setting.
我不想太甜，所以不點正常甜度。
I don't want it too sweet, so I don't order regular sweetness.
甜度
tián dù
[tyen-doo]
sweetness level
The sugar level of a drink, often adjustable when ordering coffee or tea.
正常甜度對我來說有點太甜。
Regular sweetness is a bit too sweet for me.
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