JLPT N5

A yori B no hou ga ~

Used to compare two items; 'B is more ~ than A'.

Formation

Explanation

The grammar point A より B のほうが~ is used to compare two items or situations and indicate that one is more (adjective) than the other. It can be translated as 'B is more ~ than A' in English. It is used with both い-adjectives and な-adjectives.

Example sentences

  • Hamburgers are more delicious than pizza.

    Piza yori hanbaagaa no hou ga oishii.

  • Winter is colder than summer.

    Natsu yori fuyu no hou ga samui.

  • There is quieter than here.

    Koko yori soko no hou ga shizuka desu.

  • Trains are faster than cars.

    Kuruma yori densha no hou ga hayai.