How to Say ‘Add extra’ in Simplified Chinese
多加
duō jiā
[duō jiā]
💬 Usage Tip: 多 before a verb means "extra" or "more of it": 多放糖 "add more sugar". 少 does the opposite: 少放冰 "less ice".
Phrase Breakdown
多加
duō jiā
[duō jiā]
add extra
To add more of something, such as milk, sugar, or a shot of espresso, than the usual amount.
请多加一份浓缩咖啡。
Please add an extra shot of espresso.
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