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The difference between 好点了 (hǎo diǎn le) and 好些了 (hǎo xiē le) lies in the level of improvement indicated.
好点了 (hǎo diǎn le) implies a slight improvement or getting better to some extent. 好些了 (hǎo xiē le) indicates a more significant improvement or feeling much better.
These expressions are used interchangeably across different parts of the country and are not region-specific.
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Ah, I understand now. Thank you for always taking the time to help!
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