How to Say ‘Much better’ in Traditional Chinese
好多
hǎo duō
[hǎo duō]
💬 Usage Tip: [好多了] means "much better," with [了] showing a change from before. You can use the same pattern with other states: [舒服多了] (much more comfortable), [好一點了] (a bit better now).
Phrase Breakdown
好多
hǎo duō
[hǎo duō]
much better
Used to describe a significant improvement in condition or situation.
看起來你的情況好多了。
It seems your condition is much better now.
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