How to Say ‘A bit smoother / milder’ in Simplified Chinese
柔和一些
róu hé yī xiē
[roh huh ee shyeh]
💬 Usage Tip: [一些] after an adjective means "a bit more" in a slightly softer, less exact way than [一点]. You'll hear both in real speech: [柔和一些], [甜一些], [浓一些].
Phrase Breakdown
柔和
róu hé
[roh huh]
gentle; smooth; mellow
Describes a softer, less sharp flavor, often used for coffee taste.
加燕麦奶以后，味道更柔和。
After adding oat milk, the flavor becomes mellower.
一些
yī xiē
[ee shyeh]
a bit more; somewhat
A natural way to say something becomes slightly more of a quality.
我想让咖啡甜一些。
I want the coffee to be a bit sweeter.
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