How to Say ‘A bit higher’ in Traditional Chinese
再高一點
zài gāo yī diǎn
[dzeye gāo yìdiǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 一點 (yì diǎn) after an adjective to mean "a bit more", and 再 (zài) adds "further" on top of that. The same pattern gives 再便宜一點 "a bit cheaper". Note that 一 is read (yì) before the third-tone 點.
Phrase Breakdown
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; further
Indicates doing something one more time or continuing further.
我們可以再多聊一點。
We can talk a little more.
高
gāo
[gāo]
high
Refers to an elevated or superior level.
他的功夫已達劍法的最高境界。
His skills have reached the highest level of swordsmanship.
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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