How to Say ‘A bit quieter’ in Simplified Chinese
安静点儿
ān jìng diǎn ér
[ānjìng diǎnr]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 点儿 after an adjective means "a bit more": 便宜点儿 "a bit cheaper". It also softens a request, as in 慢点儿 "slow down a little".
Phrase Breakdown
安静
ān jìng
[ānjìng]
quiet
Free from noise or disturbance.
我喜欢待在安静的地方。
I like to stay in quiet places.
点儿
diǎn ér
[diǎnr]
a little; a bit
Added after an adjective to soften a request or suggestion; common in northern Chinese.
请快点儿。
Please be a bit quicker.
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