How to Say ‘A bit much’ in Traditional Chinese
有點多
yǒu diǎn duō
[yǒudiǎn duō]
💬 Usage Tip: 有點 (yǒu diǎn) before an adjective means "a bit" and usually signals mild complaint: 有點貴 "a bit pricey".
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan this is a gentle way to say no. A manager rarely refuses outright, so 有點多 means "that's too much, give me a lower number".
Phrase Breakdown
有點
yǒu diǎn
[yǒudiǎn]
a bit; somewhat
Placed before adjectives to mean 'a little', often for something slightly undesirable.
我有點累。
I'm a bit tired.
多
duō
[duō]
many; a lot
Describes a large amount.
今天人很多。
There are many people today.
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