How to Say ‘Add to the order’ in Traditional Chinese
加點
jiā diǎn
[jyah dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [加點] means adding more items to an order. The [點] here is the same [點] used for ordering, so it's literally like "add-order."
Phrase Breakdown
加
jiā
[jyah]
add
Means to add something extra to the order.
要不要加一份蛋糕，加點甜點？
Would you like to add a slice of cake and add some dessert?
點
diǎn
[dyen]
a little; some
Here it helps form the idea of adding a bit more or ordering additional items.
還要加點小點心嗎？
Would you like to add some snacks too?
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