How to Say ‘A little quieter / more quiet’ in Traditional Chinese
安靜一點
ān jìng yī diǎn
[ahn-jing ee-dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding [一點] after an adjective means "a bit more..." or "slightly...": [安靜一點], [便宜一點], [大一點]. It's a very useful way to make requests sound moderate rather than absolute.
Phrase Breakdown
安靜
ān jìng
[ahn-jing]
quiet; शांत?
Describes a place with less noise, useful when asking for seating better for conversation.
如果要聊天，安靜的角落會比較好。
If you want to chat, a quiet corner would be better.
一點
yī diǎn
[ee-dyen]
a little; a bit
Added after an adjective to soften the tone and mean 'a little more' or 'slightly.'
我們想坐安靜一點的位置。
We want to sit in a slightly quieter seat.
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