她智力上有点问题
“She has some intellectual disabilities.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我有一个侄女
“I have a niece.”
她智力上 有点问题
“She has some intellectual disabilities.”
“And there's been some trouble at home lately.”
“Please bear with her and understand her situation; she is intellectually impaired.”
In Chinese culture, directly pointing out a family member's disability or defect is often softened with vague phrases like '有点问题' to preserve dignity and mitigate awkwardness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
has some issues or problems
A polite, indirect euphemism used in spoken Chinese to soften negative diagnoses or shortcomings.
in terms of intelligence or intellect
Use '上' after nouns to specify the domain or aspect being discussed.