Comparing with 比

Structure A + 比 + B + adjective

To say A is "more… than" B you use 比 (bǐ): A 比 B + adjective. 我比你高 = "I’m taller than you". NOTE: the adjective stands ALONE, with no 很 (很 drops in comparisons) and no "more" in front. To say by how much, the amount goes AFTER: 我比你大两岁 ("I’m two years older than you"). It is negated with 没有 (another point), not 不比.

Examples

我wǒ比bǐ你nǐ高gāo。
I’m taller than you.
今jīn天tiān比bǐ昨zuó天tiān热rè。
It’s hotter today than yesterday.
他tā比bǐ我wǒ大dà两liǎng岁suì。
He’s two years older than me.

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