How to Say ‘A little faster’ in Traditional Chinese
快一點
kuài yī diǎn
[kwai ee-dyean]
💬 Usage Tip: [一點] after an adjective means "a bit" or "a little": [快一點] "a little faster," [便宜一點] "a little cheaper." Here [一] is pronounced (yì) before [點].
Phrase Breakdown
快
kuài
[kwai]
fast; quick
Describes speed.
如果可以，請開快一點。
If possible, please drive a little faster.
一點
yī diǎn
[ee-dyean]
a little bit; a bit more
Used after adjectives or verbs to soften or slightly increase them.
請說慢一點，不好意思。
Please speak a little slower, sorry.
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