A more colloquial way of comparing A and B than the A のほうがBよりXです pattern?


I want to say that 'A is cheaper than B'.

Genki, the book, would formally suggest:

> A のほうがBよりやすいです.

What would be a more colloquial way to say this?




Just remove the 「です」 which is used basically to make the sentence politer here
(丁寧語), and you will have a more familiar version of what you want to express.

You can also remove the 「Bより」 and just say something like :

> Aの方が(もっと)安い

