How to Say ‘Arrive faster’ in Traditional Chinese
快一點到
kuài yī diǎn dào
[kwai ee dyen dao]
💬 Usage Tip: In [快一點到], [快一點] describes how you arrive, so Chinese keeps the speed idea before [到]. You can reuse this order with other result words, like [早一點到] "arrive a bit earlier."
Phrase Breakdown
快一點
kuài yī diǎn
a little faster; sooner
Used to indicate doing something with more speed.
你可以快一點嗎？
Can you go a little faster?
Words in this phrase
快
kuài
[kwai]
fast; quick
Describes speed or doing something rapidly.
走這條路可以快一點到。
Taking this route can get us there a bit faster.
一點
yī diǎn
[ee dyen]
a little bit; slightly
Used after an adjective or verb to soften it and mean 'a bit' or 'a little more.'
如果不塞車，就能快一點到。
If there's no traffic jam, we can arrive a little faster.
到
dào
[dao]
arrive; reach
A verb meaning to get to a place or reach a destination.
選這條路可能會快一點到。
Choosing this route might help us arrive a little faster.
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