How to Say ‘To go this way’ in Simplified Chinese
往这边走
wǎng zhè biān zǒu
[wahng juh byen dzoh]
💬 Usage Tip: 往 + direction goes before the verb to say which way: 往左走 "go left", 往前走 "go straight ahead".
Phrase Breakdown
往
wǎng
[wahng]
toward; in the direction of
Shows movement toward a place or direction.
请往前走一点。
Please walk a little forward.
这边
zhè biān
[juh byen]
here; this side; over here
Often used to talk about one's current place, local area, or situation on 'this side.'
我这边一切都好，你们不用担心。
Everything is fine on my side, so you don't need to worry.
走
zǒu
[dzoh]
to walk; to go
A common verb for walking or moving from one place to another.
我们一直往前走。
We keep walking straight ahead.
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