How to Say ‘The large has a bit more noodles.’ in Traditional Chinese
大碗麵多一點。
dà wǎn miàn duō yī diǎn
[dah wǎn miàn duō yìdiǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: To say something has more of something, put the noun first and then 多一點: 麵多一點 "more noodles". Swap in another noun the same way, as in 湯多一點 "more soup".
Phrase Breakdown
大碗麵
dà wǎn miàn
the large bowl has noodles
大碗 (large bowl) + 麵 (noodles). Here it means 'the large bowl's noodles'. Both 大 and 麵 are fourth tone.
大碗麵比較貴。
The large bowl of noodles is more expensive.
Words in this phrase
大
dà
[dah]
big; large
Describes something as large in size or scope.
這裡像一個大家庭，大家都很友善。
This place is like a big family; everyone is very friendly.
碗
wǎn
[wǎn]
bowl
A round, deep dish or basin used for food or liquid.
那個碗很大。
That bowl is very big.
麵
miàn
[miàn]
noodles
Noodles made from flour; often used for noodle dishes.
我想吃麵。
I want to eat noodles.
多一點。
duō yī diǎn
a bit more
多 means 'more', and 一點 softens it to 'a little'. 一 becomes a fourth tone (yì) before 點.
我要多一點。
I want a bit more.
Words in this phrase
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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