How to say “This one is a bit big” in Chinese

“This one is a bit big” in Chinese is 这个有点大。, written in pinyin as Zhège yǒudiǎn dà.

这个有点大。

Zhège yǒudiǎn dà.

This one is a bit big.

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Use 这个有点大。 in shopping situations. Prices, sizes, bargaining and paying.

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How do you say "This one is a bit big" in Chinese?
"This one is a bit big" in Chinese is 这个有点大。 — written in pinyin as Zhège yǒudiǎn dà. It is a shopping phrase you would use in China.
What does 这个有点大。 mean in Chinese?
这个有点大。 (Zhège yǒudiǎn dà) means "This one is a bit big". Broken down word by word: 这个 (zhège) means "this one"; 有点 (yǒudiǎn) means "a bit"; 大 (dà) means "big".
When would you use "This one is a bit big" in Chinese?
Use it in the fitting room or right after trying a jacket over your clothes, when the size is close but one step too loose. It keeps the sale moving — the seller immediately reaches for a smaller size instead of waiting for you to decide.

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