How do you say "A quieter spot" in Simplified Chinese?

"A quieter spot" in Simplified Chinese is "安静一点的位置". This phrase is commonly used in China.

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How to Say ‘A quieter spot’ in Simplified Chinese

Q: What does "安静一点的位置" mean in English?

"安静一点的位置" means "A quieter spot" in English. Usage tip: [A一点的B] is a useful pattern for "a more A B," as in [安静一点的位置] = "a quieter spot." You can swap in other adjectives: [宽敞一点的桌子] = "a more spacious table."

安静一点的位置

ān jìng yì diǎn de wèi zhì

[ahn-jing ee-dyen duh way-jr]

💬 Usage Tip: [A一点的B] is a useful pattern for "a more A B," as in [安静一点的位置] = "a quieter spot." You can swap in other adjectives: [宽敞一点的桌子] = "a more spacious table."

Phrase Breakdown

安静一点

ān jìng yì diǎn

a little quieter; a bit more quiet

安静一点 is used to ask for or describe less noise.

Example

请给我安静一点的地方。

Please give me a quieter place.

Words in this phrase

安静

ān jìng

[ahn-jing]

quiet

Describes somewhere peaceful or not noisy.

Example

我想找个安静的位置。

I want to find a quiet seat.

一点

yì diǎn

[ee-dyen]

a little bit; slightly

Makes the description gentler, meaning 'a bit more.'

Example

请给我安静一点的位置。

Please give me a slightly quieter seat.

的

[duh]

possessive/descriptive particle

Links a description to a noun, like 'quieter' + 'seat' = 'a quieter seat.'

Example

靠窗的位置很舒服。

The seat by the window is very comfortable.

位置

wèi zhì

[way-jr]

seat; place; position

In restaurants, this often means a seat or table location.

Example

这个位置很好。

This seat is very good.

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