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Chinese grammar

有点(儿) + adjective

A bit …

有点儿 + adjective: "a little", usually for something unwelcome.

In stories

  1. 也有的觉得有点儿累。

    谁去接孩子? · Who picks up kids from school in China? HSK 1

  2. 他一听,有点怕了:“齐天大圣?

    猪八戒 · Pigsy Joins HSK 3

  3. 月饼很好吃,可是一个人吃一个,有点儿多。

    月饼里面有什么? · What are mooncakes? HSK 3

  4. 信封里有一张黑白照片,边上已经有点儿发黄了。

    照片上的秀兰 · An old photo and a family secret HSK 4

Read 谁去接孩子?

What does 有点(儿) + adjective mean in Chinese?

A bit …. 有点儿 + adjective: "a little", usually for something unwelcome.

How common is 有点(儿) + adjective?

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