How to Say ‘Bigger’ in Simplified Chinese
大一点
dà yì diǎn
[dà ee-dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: An adjective + 一点 (yì diǎn) means "a bit more ___". It works with others too: 便宜一点 "a bit cheaper".
Phrase Breakdown
大
dà
[dà]
big
Large in size or capacity.
这个箱子很大。
This box is big.
一点
yì diǎn
[ee-dyen]
a little bit; slightly
Makes a request sound softer and more natural.
这里可以安静一点吗？
Can it be a little quieter here?
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