Mieux is the comparative form of bien. It is most often an adverb : it describes a verb , an adjective or another adverb. Meilleur is the comparative form of bon.
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You can access everything online or, if you prefer, you can download the materials to your own device and take your learning with you wherever you go. Play Video. Go Premium There isn't much of a difference but there is some. Indon't know how to explain it any better, though. Hi Chris, thanks for getting back to me.
I appreciate it. My take is that the comparative in context seems to refer to "gentil" in which case meilleur appears to be more appropriate. As an example, if for clarity I were to rewrite the english as "His friend is kind but mine is kinder", I would translate it as "son ami est gentil mais le mien est plus gentil.
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