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How to Say ‘A quieter spot’ in Simplified Chinese

安静一点的位置

ān jìng yì diǎn de wèi zhì

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

💬 Usage Tip: Put the description before [的位置] to say what kind of spot you want: [安静一点的位置], [靠窗的位置], [里面的位置]. This is a very useful restaurant pattern.

Phrase Breakdown

安静

ān jìng

[ahn-jing]

quiet; peaceful

安静 describes a quiet environment and is very useful when requesting a less noisy table.

Example

我们想要安静一点的位置,谢谢。

We would like a slightly quieter seat, thank you.

一点

yì diǎn

[ee-dyen]

a little; a bit

一点 softens the adjective before it, making the request sound natural and polite.

Example

请给我们安静一点的位置。

Please give us a slightly quieter seat.

的位置

de wèi zhì

Words in this phrase

de

[duh]

possessive/linking particle

的 connects the descriptive phrase 安静一点 to the noun 位置.

Example

安静一点的位置更适合聊天。

A slightly quieter seat is more suitable for chatting.

位置

wèi zhì

[way-jr]

position; seat; spot

位置 refers to the location of a seat or table in the restaurant.

Example

我预订了一个安静一点的位置。

I reserved a slightly quieter seat.

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