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How to Say ‘Will the taste be milder?’ in Simplified Chinese

口感会不会淡一点?

kǒu gǎn huì bú huì dàn yì diǎn

[koh gan hway boo hway dan ee dyan]

Phrase Breakdown

口感

kǒu gǎn

[koh gan]

mouthfeel; texture

Describes the feeling of the drink in your mouth, especially whether it feels rich, creamy, or thin.

Example

这杯拿铁的口感比较浓。

This latte has a relatively rich mouthfeel.

会不会

huì bú huì

[hway boo hway]

will it; would it

Used to ask politely whether a result will happen, often when checking drink preferences.

Example

换豆奶以后,口感会不会更滑?

After switching to soy milk, will the mouthfeel be smoother?

淡一点

dàn yì diǎn

a little lighter / less strong

Means slightly less intense in flavor.

Example

我想要淡一点。

I want it a little lighter.

Words in this phrase

dàn

[dan]

light; mild; weak

Used to describe a drink that tastes less strong, less rich, or less intense.

Example

这杯咖啡有点淡。

This cup of coffee is a bit weak.

一点

yì diǎn

[ee dyan]

a little bit; slightly

Makes an adjective softer and more natural in conversation, meaning 'a little' or 'slightly.'

Example

我想要冰少一点。

I’d like a little less ice.

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