一共多少钱？
yígòng duōshao qián?
How much in total?
How to say "a bit faster" in Chinese
快一点
kuài yìdiǎn
A bit faster
Grammar and structure
This is an imperative phrase: 快 (kuài, 'fast') plus 一点 (yìdiǎn, 'a bit'). It's a direct request, not a full sentence.
When to use it
Use this in casual situations, like telling a cashier to count faster or a friend to walk quicker. It's informal and can sound blunt if used with strangers; add 请 (qǐng, 'please') to soften: '请快一点'.
Frequently asked questions
How do you say “A bit faster” in Chinese?
“A bit faster” in Chinese is 快一点 (kuài yìdiǎn).
How do you pronounce 快一点?
快一点 is pronounced kuài yìdiǎn.
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