田中はけいさんより背が高い
I get it means Mr. Tanaka is older than Mr. Ki, but I really am not understanding grammatically how this works, can someone enlighten me?
Thanks in advance!
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Though, it means he’s taller, not older.
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Nice! I don’t think 've seen that website before.
I’m gonna plug in the OP’s sentence just for fun \o/
| 田中さんは | けいさんより | 背が高い。 |
|---|---|---|
| (As for) Tanaka-san | compared to Kei-san | (back) is tall. |
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Yes, taller, I goofed the English 
Thanks for the help.
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