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How to Say ‘A quieter table’ in Simplified Chinese

安静一点的位置

ān jìng yì diǎn de wèi zhì

[ahn jing ee dyehn duh way jir]

💬 Usage Tip: [位置] literally means "position/place," but in restaurant talk it often means a table or seating spot. So [安静一点的位置] is a natural way to ask for a quieter place to sit.

Phrase Breakdown

安静

ān jìng

[ahn jing]

quiet; peaceful

安静 describes the atmosphere and is useful when requesting a calmer table for a special occasion.

Example

我们想要安静一点的位置。

We would like a slightly quieter seat.

一点

yì diǎn

[ee dyehn]

a little; a bit

一点 makes the request sound polite and less demanding by saying a little more quiet.

Example

请安排安静一点的位置。

Please arrange a slightly quieter seat.

de

[duh]

of; linking particle

的 links a description to a noun, as in 'a quieter seat' or 'a window seat.'

Example

我想要安静一点的位置。

I would like a slightly quieter seat.

位置

wèi zhì

[way jir]

seat; spot; position

位置 refers to the actual seating place in the restaurant.

Example

这个安静一点的位置很好。

This slightly quieter seat is very good.

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