How to Say ‘Less sugar, please.’ in Traditional Chinese
少糖，謝謝。
shǎo táng xiè xiè
[shao tahng shieh shieh]
Phrase Breakdown
少糖
shǎo táng
[shao tahng]
less sugar
A common Taiwan drink-order option meaning reduced sweetness.
紅茶少糖，謝謝。
Black tea with less sugar, thank you.
謝謝
xiè xiè
[shieh shieh]
thank you
Used politely after making a request about sweetness level.
少糖，謝謝。
Less sugar, thank you.
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