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How to Say ‘It hurts more after eating.’ in Traditional Chinese

吃完飯比較痛。

chī wán fàn bǐ jiào tòng

[chīwán fàn bǐjiào tòng]

Phrase Breakdown

吃完飯

chī wán fàn

after eating a meal

吃 (chī) means 'eat', 完 (wán) means 'finish' and 飯 (fàn) means 'meal'. Together they mean 'after finishing a meal'.

Example

吃完飯去散步。

Go for a walk after eating.

Words in this phrase

吃完

chī wán

[chīwán]

to finish eating

吃 (eat) plus 完 (finish); shows the eating is done.

Example

吃完早餐再走。

Leave after you finish breakfast.

飯

fàn

[fàn]

rice; meal

Cooked rice; also means a meal in general.

Example

我要一碗白飯。

I want a bowl of white rice.

比較痛。

bǐ jiào tòng

it hurts more

比較 (bǐjiào) means 'relatively / more'. In Taiwan it is often pronounced bǐjiào.

Example

今天比較熱。

Today is hotter.

Words in this phrase

比較

bǐ jiào

[bǐjiào]

relatively; more

Indicates a comparative degree.

Example

這家比較好吃。

This place tastes better.

痛

tòng

[tòng]

painful; to hurt

Describes physical pain in a part of the body.

Example

我的頭很痛。

My head hurts a lot.

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