Subject + 很 + Adjective
In Chinese, when describing a noun with an adjective in a simple statement, 很 (hěn) is typically placed before the adjective. Without 很 or another adverb, using just "Subject + Adjective" often implies a comparison rather than a plain description.
今天天气很好。
Jīntiān tiānqì hěn hǎo.
The weather is very nice today.
这个地方很安静,适合看书。
Zhège dìfāng hěn ānjìng, shìhé kàn shū.
This place is very quiet—it's suitable for reading.
她的妹妹很可爱。
Tā de mèimei hěn kě'ài.
Her younger sister is very cute.