How to Say ‘The music is too loud’ in Traditional Chinese
音樂太大聲了
yīn lè tài dà shēng le
[yin yweh tie dah sheng luh]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This sounds natural because you're criticizing the music, not the venue or the person. That makes it a smooth lead-in to suggesting a quieter spot.
Phrase Breakdown
音樂
yīn lè
[yin yweh]
music
The sound or songs playing in the background.
這裡音樂太大聲了，我們去裡面一點。
The music is too loud here; let’s go a little farther inside.
太
tài
[tie]
too; excessively
Marks the following description as excessive.
音樂太大聲了，我都要靠很近才聽得到。
The music is too loud; I have to get very close to hear anything.
大聲
dà shēng
[dah sheng]
loud
Describes a strong or high sound volume.
這邊太大聲，我想換到安靜一點的地方。
It’s too loud here; I want to move to a quieter place.
了
le
[luh]
sentence-final particle indicating current state
Shows the situation is now the case, often with a complaint or observation.
音樂太大聲了，我們去那邊聊好不好？
The music is too loud now; shall we go chat over there?
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