How to Say ‘A little more’ in Traditional Chinese
再多一些
zài duō yī xiē
[dzeye dwaw ee-shyeh]
💬 Usage Tip: 再多一些 is a common way to say "a little more," with 再 adding more/further and 一些 softening it. You can reuse the shape with other adjectives: 再晚一些 (a little later), 再清楚一些 (a bit clearer).
Phrase Breakdown
再多
zài duō
a little more; even more
Indicates an additional amount or increase.
可以再多一點嗎？
Can it be a little more?
Words in this phrase
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; further
Adds the sense of continuing or increasing beyond the current amount.
我想再多一些了解你的產業背景。
I’d like a bit more understanding of your industry background.
多
duō
[dwaw]
more
Shows an increase in amount or depth, often in conversation or learning.
我想再多一些認識這份工作。
I’d like to know this job a bit more.
一些
yī xiē
[ee-shyeh]
some; a little
Softens the amount, making the request sound natural and polite.
我想再多一些了解你的工作經驗。
I’d like to understand your work experience a little more.
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