<p>"你现在好了吗?" means "are you completely fine now?"</p>

<p>"点" indicates better but not completely fine. </p>

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2019-12-09T21:21:41.240Z
2019-12-09T21:21:41.240Z
D_S_toowhite
<p>First of all, <code>好点了吗</code> is same with <code>好一点了吗</code>. <br> 
Yes, the word <code>一点</code> means "one o'clock", but also means "a little bit". <br> Sometimes, we say <code>一点点</code> for emphasis, means "liiiiittle bit".</p>

<p>Well, to explain the objective of the question. <br>
It is NOT asking if your health (or 100 HP) recovered from 50 to 51, which is really "little" <br>
It is supposed to ask for any progress of recovery, which can be positive news.</p>

<p>Some relative sample sentences here: <br>
<code>好一些了吗</code> "一些": some, few, a little. <br>
<code>好多了</code> : much better, but normally for replying not asking others. <br>
<code>好了吗</code> : 100% recovery of your health (or HP). <br>
<code>过去一点</code> or <code>过去点</code> : move a little bit.</p>

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2019-12-09T21:53:35.360Z
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Shaw
<p>In the following sentence, what is the meaning of 点? </p>

<pre><code>你现在好点了吗？
Are you a bit better now?
</code></pre>

<p>I've only seen 点 used to note the hour. If I had to translate from the English, I would probably have guessed "你现在好了吗?".</p>

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2019-12-09T20:03:26.650Z
“一点” can also mean “a little bit”, so “好一点” means “a bit better”. “点” here is probably just short for “一点”.
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Meaning of 点 in 你现在好点了吗？
# Meaning of 点 in 你现在好点了吗？

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-12-09)

In the following sentence, what is the meaning of 点? 
你现在好点了吗？
Are you a bit better now?

I've only seen 点 used to note the hour. If I had to translate from the English, I would probably have guessed "你现在好了吗?".

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: “一点” can also mean “a little bit”, so “好一点” means “a bit better”. “点” here is probably just short for “一点”.  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2019-12-09. Score: 3 | Accepted answer

First of all, `好点了吗` is same with `好一点了吗`.   
Yes, the word `一点` means "one o'clock", but also means "a little bit".   
 Sometimes, we say `一点点` for emphasis, means "liiiiittle bit".

Well, to explain the objective of the question.   
It is NOT asking if your health (or 100 HP) recovered from 50 to 51, which is really "little"   
It is supposed to ask for any progress of recovery, which can be positive news.

Some relative sample sentences here:   
`好一些了吗` "一些": some, few, a little.   
`好多了` : much better, but normally for replying not asking others.   
`好了吗` : 100% recovery of your health (or HP).   
`过去一点` or `过去点` : move a little bit.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2019-12-09. Score: 1

"你现在好了吗?" means "are you completely fine now?"

"点" indicates better but not completely fine.


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