How to Say ‘Leave a bit earlier’ in Simplified Chinese
早点出门
zǎo diǎn chū mén
[dzaow-dyen choo-mun]
💬 Usage Tip: Add 点 (diǎn), short for "a bit", after an adjective to soften it. For example, 快点 "a bit faster" and 慢点 "a bit slower".
Phrase Breakdown
早点
zǎo diǎn
[dzaow-dyen]
a bit earlier; earlier
Often used in advice, meaning to do something earlier than usual.
你今天累了，早点睡吧。
You’re tired today, so go to sleep a bit earlier.
出门
chū mén
[choo-mun]
go out; be away from home
This phrase means leaving home or being out in public. It often appears in sayings about dealing with people outside.
出门在外，互相体谅一点。
When away from home, everyone should be a bit more understanding of each other.
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