How to Say ‘Large bowl’ in Traditional Chinese
大碗
dà wǎn
[dà wǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: [大碗] is literally "big bowl," but in restaurants it usually means the large portion size. You can ask for size the same way with other measure words, like [大杯] for a large drink.
Phrase Breakdown
大
dà
[dà]
big
Referring to a larger size or amount.
他點了一個大碗的牛肉麵。
He ordered a big bowl of beef noodles.
碗
wǎn
[wǎn]
bowl
A common tableware piece for serving food.
大碗的份量多一些。
The big bowl has a larger portion.
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