How to Say ‘It hurts more’ in Traditional Chinese
比較痛
bǐ jiào tòng
[bǐjiào tòng]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 比較 (bǐjiào) before a feeling word to mean "more" or "-er", even when nothing else is being compared: 比較好 "better".
Phrase Breakdown
比較
bǐ jiào
[bǐjiào]
relatively; more
Indicates a comparative degree.
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.
我的頭很痛。
My head hurts a lot.
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