How to Say ‘To take a taxi’ in Simplified Chinese
打车
dǎ chē
[dah-chur]
🇨🇳 In China: Today 打车 mostly means calling a ride with an app like DiDi rather than flagging a cab in the street. Locals use the same word for both.
Phrase Breakdown
打车
dǎ chē
[dah-chur]
to take a taxi; hail a cab
A practical travel phrase for getting a taxi.
晚上这里容易打车。
It is easy to get a taxi here at night.
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