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Tag: le diǎn

A bit too in Chinese ledian

“A bit too” in Chinese – Adj le diǎn

Posted on January 26, 2025January 26, 2025 by tiffany

Grammar Point:The structure Adj + 了點点 le diǎn is used in Chinese to express that something is “a bit too” or “slightly excessive” in terms of a particular quality or condition. It often conveys mild dissatisfaction, criticism, or concern. Structure Adj + 了點点(儿) le diǎndiǎn(r) It implies that the adjective describes something slightly beyond what is ideal…

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