How to Say ‘It's rather narrow’ in Traditional Chinese
比較窄
bǐ jiào zhǎi
[bǐjiào zhǎi]
💬 Usage Tip: 比較 often doesn't compare anything. It softens the statement to "rather/kind of": 比較窄 means "a bit narrow", and 比較貴 means "a bit pricey".
Phrase Breakdown
比較
bǐ jiào
[bǐjiào]
relatively; rather
Used to soften or compare degree.
今天比較冷。
It's rather cold today.
窄
zhǎi
[zhǎi]
narrow
Not wide.
這條路很窄。
This road is narrow.
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