a little bit more

[Ilaeng]

Hello!

I'm having a presentation on Tuesday and I'm not sure about using the phrase "a little bit more".

I've often heard in videos and films, but it sounds me like a redundant expression so I don't know whether say it or not.
What do you think?

 

[heypresto]

Can you give us a complete sentence in which you might use 'a little bit more'.

 

[Ilaeng]

"Today we are going to show you a tour we have created across some of the most attractive places on the west coast.
But first, we want you to now a little bit more about this wonderful part of the States."

 

[heypresto]

'Bit' is possibly redundant - 'a little more' will do the job just as well - but I wouldn't say it's wrong.

(PS, I don't think you can want someone to know something. I'd say 'we'd like to tell you . . . ')

 

[ain'ttranslationfun?]

Hi, llaeng, You're not "having" a presentation, you're "giving" one. (Hope it goes well!)