How to say "more than ..." in Hakka ?

How to say "more than..." in Hakka?

較 "kha" is used in Taiwanese Siyen Hakka. It is probably borrowed from Taiwanese 較 (khah). For Southern Siyen it is 過 (ko) and in Moiyan Hakka, it is also 過 (kwo).

It means "more than", "more..."

Pattern: 較 + adjective

example ： kha hó-sṳ̍t （more delicious),  kha-hó （better), kha-se （smaller）

This also can be used to compare things between A and B

A pí B kha + adjective

Example：1. 中國菜比日本菜較好食. 

* Chûngkwet chhoi pí Ngitpún chhoi kha hó-sṳ̍t.（Chinese food is more delicious than Japanese food)