How to Say ‘A little more comfortable’ in Traditional Chinese
舒服一點的
shū fú yī diǎn de
[shoo foo ee dyehn duh]
💬 Usage Tip: [一點] after an adjective often means "a bit" or "a little more," not literally "one point." You can reuse it easily: [安靜一點的位子] or [大一點的桌子].
Phrase Breakdown
舒服
shū fú
[shoo foo]
comfortable
Describes a seat or place that feels nice and easy to sit in.
我想要舒服一點的座位。
I want a more comfortable seat.
一點
yī diǎn
[ee dyehn]
a bit more; slightly
Used after an adjective to make it softer, meaning 'a little more.'
我想要舒服一點的座位，最好不要太吵。
I want a slightly more comfortable seat, preferably not too noisy.
的
de
[duh]
-de; descriptive particle
Links a description to the noun that follows.
我想找舒服一點的位子。
I want to find a slightly more comfortable seat.
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