How to Say ‘A little; a bit’ in Simplified Chinese
一点
yì diǎn
[ee-dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: After an adjective, [一点] means 'a bit more' of that quality: [安静一点] 'a bit quieter,' [大一点] 'a bit bigger.' It's a very common way to make requests sound moderate.
Phrase Breakdown
一点
yì diǎn
[ee-dyen]
a little; a bit more
Used to indicate a small degree or amount. Often follows an adjective to make a polite preference.
能不能安排一点安静的位置？
Could you arrange a slightly quieter seat?
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