How to Say ‘Less ice’ in Traditional Chinese
少冰
shǎo bīng
[shǎo bīng]
💬 Usage Tip: 少 (shǎo) "less" can go before other things too: 少糖 "less sugar".
Phrase Breakdown
少
shǎo
[shǎo]
less; little
Means a smaller amount; used when ordering drinks to ask for less of something.
我的飲料要少糖。
I want my drink with less sugar.
冰
bīng
[bīng]
ice
Ice; in drink shops it refers to the amount of ice in a drink.
這杯茶冰太多了。
This tea has too much ice.
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