Spanish phrase

Hay más ~ que ~.

Meaning

There are more ___ than ___.

When to use it

Indicates that one thing outnumbers another. Used when comparing counts or people without giving exact numbers, neutral everyday tone.

Example dialogue

Hay más turistas que locales.

There are more tourists than locals.

Sí, por eso las calles están llenas.

Yes, that's why the streets are crowded.

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