"努力一点儿！"

Translation: Work harder!

[Hedwigechouette]

"try a bit harder" was rejected but I reckon it's probably ok

[-Benjamin.]

Incredibly accurate translation! (:

[Wilson.Ta]

This is supposed be an encouragement but the English translation is so discouraging!

[beaudanner]

This has so many translations I'm not even going to effing try because I know that you have only coded, like 1 that I had to guess or I'd be "wrong."

[-Benjamin.]

Correct. Add as many other acceptable answers you can by reporting them. "Try harder" is a bit better than this one.

[Taylor81531]

where does the work part come from / would "harder" be an acceptable translation?
thanks

[Arnie165424]

I don't see any verb in this sentence. How do we know it's "work"?

[varhaanna]

Make more effort was rejected

[wientmg]

Work a bit harder!

[jim140738]

work a bit harder

[Elijah.Fung]

Work harder

[Hsn626796]

For those saying it might be "try a bit harder ",

How do you use 一点儿 for both "a bit" and the "-er" comparative , in one sentence ?

[LightKnigh4]

There are many cases (in Duo!) where yidianer (I don't have hanzi on my computer) means comparative. So it means somehow both.
I agree though that the "a bit" is not really necessary Indeed.

[ChromateX]

Which word would you replace to make "think harder"?

[Jacques439990]

Try giving your version wtf, it's gonna be rejected anyway. ❤❤❤❤ Birdie!

[Jacques439990]

So where is "a"??? Because the Chinese says 努力一點兒。一點兒你沒翻譯呃！

[Andres.Campe]

There's no "a", "a bit" is an English expression. How did you get so far in this course without noticing there aren't indefinite articles nor any other articles in Chinese? It's another kind of language!