How to Say ‘I prefer marketing’ in Traditional Chinese
我比較喜歡行銷
wǒ bǐ jiào xǐ huān xíng xiāo
[wo bǐjiào xǐhuān shing-shyau]
💬 Usage Tip: 比較喜歡 (bǐ jiào xǐ huān) is the go-to way to say "prefer." Just swap the object: 我比較喜歡咖啡 "I prefer coffee."
Phrase Breakdown
我比較
wǒ bǐ jiào
I rather / I more
比較 (bǐjiào) means 'relatively' or 'more'. It shows a preference.
我比較忙。
I'm rather busy.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[wo]
I; me
The first-person pronoun used to talk about yourself.
我想多了解你們公司的制度，所以先自我介紹。
I want to learn more about your company’s system, so I’ll introduce myself first.
比較
bǐ jiào
[bǐjiào]
relatively; more
Indicates a comparative degree.
這家比較好吃。
This place tastes better.
喜歡行銷
xǐ huān xíng xiāo
like marketing
喜歡 (xǐhuān) means 'to like'. 行銷 (xíngxiāo) means 'marketing'.
她喜歡行銷。
She likes marketing.
Words in this phrase
喜歡
xǐ huān
[xǐhuān]
to like
To be fond of someone or something.
我喜歡踢足球。
I like playing soccer.
行銷
xíng xiāo
[shing-shyau]
marketing
The work of promoting products, services, or brands to customers.
我最近對行銷很有興趣。
Recently I have become very interested in marketing.
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