No more… than… (不比)

Structure A + 不比 + B + adjective

不比 (bùbǐ) is the negation of 比, but it doesn’t mean "less than": it means "no more… (rather, the same or even less)". It usually pushes back on a mistaken assumption. 我的中文不比他差 = "my Chinese is no worse than his" (i.e., it’s on par). Careful: to say "A is inferior to B" use A 不如 B, not 不比.

Examples

我wǒ的de中zhōng文wén不bù比bǐ他tā差chà。
My Chinese is no worse than his.
今jīn天tiān不bù比bǐ昨zuó天tiān热rè。
Today is no hotter than yesterday.
这zhè家jiā店diàn的de菜cài不bù比bǐ那nà家jiā好hǎo。
The food here is no better than at that place.

Levels are indicative: they follow the standard Chinese Grammar Wiki (AllSet Learning) progression, not an official HSK 3.0 mapping. We never assign levels by eye.

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