Chinese phrase
〜比〜多 〜 bǐ 〜 duō
Meaning
more ___ than ___
When to use it
Shows that one thing has more of something than another. It is used for simple comparisons of amounts or numbers, with a clear and neutral tone.
Example dialogue
这里的苹果比橘子多。 zhè lǐ de píng guǒ bǐ jú zi duō
There are more apples here than tangerines.
那我多买几个吧。 nà wǒ duō mǎi jǐ gè ba
Then I'll buy a few more.