How to Say ‘A bit earlier’ in Traditional Chinese
早一點
zǎo yī diǎn
[zǎo yìdiǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 一點 after an adjective to mean "a bit more": 快一點 "a bit faster", 慢一點 "a bit slower". In Taiwan it's often shortened to 早點.
Phrase Breakdown
早一點
zǎo yī diǎn
[zǎo yìdiǎn]
a little earlier
Adverbial phrase meaning slightly earlier than usual or planned.
明天早一點起床。
Get up a little earlier tomorrow.
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