How to Say ‘A small parking lot’ in Japanese
小さい駐車場
chiisai chuusha jou
[chee-ee-sigh choo-shah joh]
Phrase Breakdown
小さい
chiisai
[chee-ee-sigh]
small
Describes something as small in size.
小さい駐車場がございます。
There is a small parking lot.
駐車
chuusha
[choo-shah]
parking
Used in the compound 駐車場, meaning parking lot.
小さい駐車場をご利用ください。
Please use the small parking lot.
場
jou
[joh]
place; lot
Means place; in 駐車場 it means parking area or lot.
小さい駐車場は店の横です。
The small parking lot is next to the restaurant.
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