How to Say ‘More’ in Traditional Chinese
比較多
bǐ jiào duō
[bǐjiào duō]
💬 Usage Tip: 比較 (bǐ jiào) before an adjective means "more" or "rather" even when nothing is being compared directly. Try 比較便宜 "cheaper".
Phrase Breakdown
比較
bǐ jiào
[bǐjiào]
relatively; rather
Adverb used to compare, meaning 'more' or 'comparatively'.
這家餐廳比較便宜。
This restaurant is relatively cheap.
多
duō
[duō]
many; a lot
Describes a large amount.
今天人很多。
There are many people today.
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