Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Merrier"

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I know this expression already. My answer is correct.

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The more there are, the better it is.

A: That means the person thinks that more of something is better than less.

For example, Can I bring my friend with me to your party? Sure! The more the merrier.

A: it means the more of the something the better

A: It means: with more friends or guests, it will be a happier and more fun gathering.

A: the more of something you have ,the better time you will have

A: He is merrier than her
She was a bit merrier this morning

A: Christmas would’ve been merrier if you spent it with your love ones.

The more the merrier.

I never seen him as merrier as he is now.

A: They are pretty much the same but the more common expression is “the more the merrier”.
Son básicamente la misma cosa pero la frase más común es “the more the merrier” significando que con mas es mejor (normalmente hablando de personas).
For example: estas haciendo planes con un amigo y el té pregunta si puede invitar a otro amigo también. Ahí puedes decir, “Sure! The more the merrier”.

A: the same thing, “the more the merrier” is usually used when referring to people, and “the more the better” is usually referred to items and things.

A: If you go to a party, the more the merrier. If you are buying napkins the more the better. The more the better can be used instead of the more the merrier at times but not the other way around.

A: The more the merrier is used to say an occasion will be more enjoyable if a lot of people are there

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A: "The more, the merrier" is the very well-known saying, so if you disagree, I think it's fine to say, "I don't think the more the merrier." If there were no well-known saying, or if your listener had never heard the saying, your example might sound odd.

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A: The more the merrier

A: Wow! Just about perfect! Actually, it’s is perfect!