How to Say ‘It's relatively quieter’ in Simplified Chinese
相对安静一些
xiāng duì ān jìng yī xiē
[xiāng duì ān jìng yìxiē]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 一些 or 一点 after an adjective makes it "a bit more", so it works as a comparison. For example, 便宜一些 means "a bit cheaper".
Phrase Breakdown
相对
xiāng duì
[xiāng duì]
relatively
Compared with others.
这里相对便宜。
It's relatively cheap here.
安静
ān jìng
[ān jìng]
quiet
Without noise.
图书馆很安静。
The library is quiet.
一些
yī xiē
[yìxiē]
a bit; somewhat
After an adjective, means 'a bit more'.
请便宜一些。
Please make it a bit cheaper.
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