Chinese grammar - Asking about degree with 有多 (yǒu duō) |
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The term 有多 (yǒu duō) is often used to ask about the degree or extent of something. This is how to ask: 'How [adjective] is [subject]?' The pattern is: [subject] + 有多 + [adjective]? |
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这条路有多长？
zhè tiáo lù yǒu duō cháng? How long is this road?
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那本书有多厚？
nà běn shū yǒu duō hòu? How thick is that book?
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这个包有多重？
zhè ge bāo yǒu duō zhòng? How heavy is this bag?
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这道菜有多好吃？
zhè dào cài yǒu duō hǎochī? How delicious is this dish?
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那辆车有多快？
nà liàng chē yǒu duō kuài? How fast is that car? |
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这个城市有多美丽？
zhè ge chéngshì yǒu duō měilì? How beautiful is this city?
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那个手机有多贵？
nà ge shǒujī yǒu duō guì? How expensive is that phone? |
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那些有多新鲜？
nàxiē yǒu duō xīnxiān? How fresh are those?
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这个有多快？
zhè ge yǒu duō kuài? How fast is this? |
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