How to Say ‘Very convenient; easy’ in Traditional Chinese
很方便
hěn fāng biàn
[huhn fang byen]
💬 Usage Tip: In [很方便], [很] often doesn't mean "very" strongly — it just makes the adjective phrase sound natural. For real emphasis, use [非常方便] or stress [很] when speaking.
Phrase Breakdown
很
hěn
[huhn]
very
很 is a common adverb meaning very. It often links naturally with adjectives in everyday speech.
這個位子離門口很近，很方便輪椅使用。
This seat is very close to the entrance and is very convenient for wheelchair use.
方便
fāng biàn
[fang byen]
convenient
方便 means convenient or easy to use, reach, or do.
這個位子離門口很近，很方便輪椅使用。
This seat is very close to the entrance and is very convenient for wheelchair use.
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