语法 · HSK 2–3
一点儿 (yìdiǎnr) vs 有点儿 (yǒudiǎnr)
有点儿 goes before an adjective or verb and usually signals mild complaint: 今天有点儿冷 "It's a bit cold today". 一点儿 goes after an adjective for comparison or request, or before a noun for a small amount: 便宜一点儿吧 "A bit cheaper, please", 喝一点儿水. Never put 一点儿 before an adjective.
句型Patterns
有点儿 + Adjective / VerbSlightly (often negative): 我有点儿累.Adjective + 一点儿A bit more …, comparison or request: 快一点儿.Verb + 一点儿 + NounA little of something: 吃一点儿东西.一点儿也/都 + 不/没Not at all: 一点儿也不难.
例句Examples
- 这件衣服有点儿贵。zhè jiàn yī fu yǒu diǎnr guì.This piece of clothing is a bit expensive.
- 能不能便宜一点儿？néng bu néng pián yi yì diǎnr?Could it be a little cheaper?
- 你说得慢一点儿，好吗？nǐ shuō de màn yì diǎnr, hǎo ma?Could you speak a bit more slowly?
- 这个问题一点儿也不难。zhè ge wèn tí yì diǎnr yě bù nán.This question isn't difficult at all.
常见错误Common mistakes
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✗今天一点儿冷。
✓今天有点儿冷。
Before an adjective, use 有点儿.
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✗请你有点儿快。
✓请你快一点儿。
For a request "a bit more", put 一点儿 after the adjective.
重点词语Words in this guide
Common questions
Is 一点 the same as 一点儿?
Yes. 一点儿 is the northern form with 儿; 一点 is common in the south, Taiwan and Singapore.