How to Say ‘It's a bit rude’ in Traditional Chinese
有點不禮貌
yǒu diǎn bù lǐ mào
[yoe dyen boo lǐmào]
💬 Usage Tip: 有點 "a little" goes before adjectives, usually ones describing something negative: 有點貴 "a bit expensive", 有點累 "a bit tired".
Phrase Breakdown
有點
yǒu diǎn
[yoe dyen]
a little; somewhat
Used to soften a negative feeling or description, like "a little" or "somewhat." Very common in polite complaints.
我有點擔心這次的車資算錯了。
I'm a little worried that this fare was calculated incorrectly.
不
bù
[boo]
not
Used to negate what comes after it.
我不是要找麻煩。
I'm not trying to cause trouble.
禮貌
lǐ mào
[lǐmào]
polite; manners
Courtesy or good manners in behavior and speech.
他說話很有禮貌。
He speaks very politely.
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