How to Say ‘More again / a bit more’ in Traditional Chinese
再多
zài duō
[dzeye dwaw]
💬 Usage Tip: 再多 means "a bit more / some more" when followed by something else, as in 再多一些 or 再多問一個問題. 再 adds the sense of "more/further," not necessarily "again" here.
Phrase Breakdown
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; further
Indicates doing something one more time or continuing further.
我們可以再多聊一點。
We can talk a little more.
多
duō
[dwaw]
more
Indicates a greater amount, quantity, or degree.
我想再多了解這個產業。
I’d like to understand this industry more.
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