How to Say ‘Raise it a bit’ in Traditional Chinese
調高一點
diào gāo yī diǎn
[tiáogāo yìdiǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 一點 (yìdiǎn) after a word means "a bit more" and makes a request sound modest. For example, 便宜一點 "a bit cheaper".
Phrase Breakdown
調高
diào gāo
[tiáogāo]
to raise; to adjust upward
To increase a level such as a price or salary.
請把音量調高。
Please turn up the volume.
一點
yī diǎn
[yìdiǎn]
a little; a bit
Indicates a small amount; after 差 it expresses 'almost' or 'nearly'.
我們只差一點就贏了。
We were just a little short of winning.
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