How to say “quite” in Chinese with 挺 (tǐng)

(tǐng) + Adj. (+ (de))

Expressing "quite" with " (tǐng) (tǐng)"

HSK 4Adverbs with Adjectives

Rule structure

(tǐng) (tǐng) is a colloquial degree adverb meaning “quite” or “pretty.” It often appears with (de), especially in complete conversational evaluations, but (de) is not obligatory in every case.

Examples

这个电影挺有意思的。

Zhège diànyǐng tǐng yǒuyìsi de.

This movie is quite interesting.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you express “Expressing "quite" with "挺 (tǐng)"” in Chinese?

Use the structure: 挺 (tǐng) + Adj. (+ 的 (de)). For example: 这个电影挺有意思的。 — “This movie is quite interesting.”.

What is an example sentence with this grammar rule?

这个电影挺有意思的。 — “This movie is quite interesting.”.

Which HSK level includes this grammar rule?

This grammar rule is part of HSK 4.

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