How to Say ‘Some; a few.’ in Traditional Chinese
一些
yī xiē
[ee-shyeh]
💬 Usage Tip: [一些] means "some" and is useful before nouns: [一些水果], [一些點心], [一些茶葉]. It's a little broader and less exact than [一點], which often focuses on a small amount.
Phrase Breakdown
一些
yī xiē
[ee-shyeh]
some; a few
A common quantity phrase for an unspecified small amount.
我帶了一些水果給你們。
I brought some fruit for you all.
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