How to Say ‘A little cheaper’ in Traditional Chinese
便宜一點
pián yi yī diǎn
[pyen yee ee-dyan]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 一點 after an adjective means "a bit more so": 大一點 "a bit bigger", 快一點 "a bit faster".
Phrase Breakdown
便宜
pián yi
[pyen yee]
cheap; inexpensive
Describes something with a lower price; in bargaining it means cheaper.
這個如果便宜一點，我就買。
If this is a bit cheaper, I’ll buy it.
一點
yī diǎn
[ee-dyan]
a little; a bit
Used to describe a small amount of a taste or aroma.
這支咖啡帶一點果酸。
This coffee has a little fruity acidity.
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