I wanted to go grocery shopping after work, but I thought, “It’s too crowded — it’d be better to order takeout.” Let’s learn how to say “not as good as / it would be better to” in Chinese.不如（bù rú)Hello，大家好，我是Janine。Hello, dàjiā hǎo, wǒ shì Janine.Hello everyone, I’m Janine.昨天我下班的时候，本来想去超市买菜，Zuótiān wǒ xiàbān de shíhou, běnlái xiǎng qù chāoshì mǎi cài,Yesterday after work, I was planning to go grocery shopping,可是一想到超市那么多人，kě shì yī xiǎng dào chāoshì nàme duō rén,but when I thought about how crowded it would be,我就觉得，算了，今天不如点外卖吧。wǒ jiù juéde, suàn le, jīntiān bù rú diǎn wàimài ba.I thought, “Forget it — it would be better to order takeout today.”结果外卖送来时，还挺香的！Jiéguǒ wàimài sòng lái shí, hái tǐng xiāng de!And when the food arrived, it actually smelled really good!

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