How to Say ‘It's still a bit far’ in Traditional Chinese
還有點遠
hái yǒu diǎn yuǎn
[high yo doh-ean ywen]
💬 Usage Tip: 還 (hái) here means "still". Put it before 有點 to stress that you aren't there yet.
Phrase Breakdown
還
hái
[high]
still; yet
Indicates that availability remains.
請問今天還有位子嗎？
Excuse me, are there still seats available today?
有點
yǒu diǎn
[yo doh-ean]
a little; somewhat
Used to soften a description, meaning something is a bit or somewhat that way.
這裡有點吵，我們換個角落聊吧。
It’s a little noisy here; let’s move to another corner and chat.
遠
yuǎn
[ywen]
far
Describes a long distance.
那個景點不遠，很快就到。
That attraction is not far; you’ll arrive soon.
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