How to Say ‘The taste is a bit stronger.’ in Simplified Chinese
味道更浓一点。
wèi dào gèng nóng yì diǎn
[way-daow gung noong ee-dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [更...一点] is a useful way to say "a bit more ..." in a softer way. You can reuse it easily: [甜一点] "a bit sweeter," [热一点] "a bit hotter."
Phrase Breakdown
味道
wèi dào
[way-daow]
taste; flavor
The flavor or taste profile of a drink.
这款咖啡的味道更浓一点。
This coffee's flavor is a bit stronger.
更
gèng
[gung]
more; even more
Used in comparisons to mean 'more' or 'even more.'
这杯拿铁的味道更香。
This latte smells even more fragrant.
浓
nóng
[noong]
strong; rich
Describes a rich, strong taste, often used for coffee flavor.
这杯美式太浓了。
This Americano is too strong.
一点
yì diǎn
[ee-dyen]
a little bit
A common phrase meaning 'a little' or 'slightly.'
我想要热一点。
I want it a little hotter.
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