"The restaurant is relatively big."

Translation: El restaurante es relativamente grande.

[Talca]

I don’t like the Spanish translation here. Any native speakers here? Just sounds awkward—like a comouter generated sentence.

[elizadeux]

I'm not a native speaker, but found this: http://www.wordreference.com/es/en/translation.asp?spen=relativamente

I'm wondering if más o menos might work here or "es más grande que la mayoría de los restaurantes," There isn't much context in either language.

[60tvaldez]

I'm a native speaker and we wouldn't say this.

[KimWidman]

And what would you say instead?

[KenHigh]

I think bastante would be much more common

bastante grande = quite big, same general meaning I think

[60tvaldez]

this sounds more like English than Spanish

[51.DFg0DyhpD5EDV]

Enorme should be ok too, no?