How to Say ‘A bit quieter’ in Traditional Chinese
安靜一點
ān jìng yī diǎn
[ahn-jing ee-dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting 一點 after an adjective means "a bit more so": 大一點 "a bit bigger", 便宜一點 "a bit cheaper".
Phrase Breakdown
安靜
ān jìng
[ahn-jing]
quiet; calm
Describes a place or group with little or no noise. It can also suggest a tense silence after a close call.
裁判吹哨後，全場變得很安靜。
After the referee blew the whistle, the whole stadium became very quiet.
一點
yī diǎn
[ee-dyen]
a little; a bit
一點 means 'a little' or 'a small amount,' often used to show a narrow margin.
守門員只慢一點點，那球可能就進了。
If the goalkeeper had been just a tiny bit slower, that ball might have gone in.
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