How to Say ‘A bit more’ in Traditional Chinese
多一點
duō yī diǎn
[duō yìdiǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: 多一點 comes after what it describes, so you say 多一點 where English puts "a bit more" first. The same position works for asking a favor, like 辣一點 "a bit spicier".
Phrase Breakdown
多一點
duō yī diǎn
[duō yìdiǎn]
a bit more
Used after a noun or adjective to mean slightly more.
可以給我多一點飯嗎？
Can you give me a bit more rice?
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