How to Say ‘A bit closer to the entrance’ in Traditional Chinese
靠近門口一點
kào jìn mén kǒu yī diǎn
[kaow jeen muhn koe ee dyehn]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 一點 after an action or adjective means "a bit more": 快一點 "a bit faster". It also softens the request.
Phrase Breakdown
靠近
kào jìn
[kaow jeen]
close to; near
靠近 means to be near or close to something in location.
可以幫我們安排靠近門口的位子嗎？
Could you arrange a seat near the entrance for us?
門口
mén kǒu
[muhn koe]
entrance; doorway
The door area or entrance of a building or restaurant.
車子可以先停在門口，再請服務人員協助。
You can stop the car at the entrance first, then ask the staff for help.
一點
yī diǎn
[ee dyehn]
a bit more; slightly
Used after an adjective to make it softer, meaning 'a little more.'
我想要舒服一點的座位，最好不要太吵。
I want a slightly more comfortable seat, preferably not too noisy.
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