How to Say ‘Parking isn't allowed.’ in Simplified Chinese
不让停车。
bù ràng tíng chē
[bù rang ting-chuh]
💬 Usage Tip: 不让 + action means "not allowed to" and sounds more natural in speech than 不可以: 这儿不让抽烟 "no smoking here".
Phrase Breakdown
不
bù
[bù]
not
Negates the meaning of the word it precedes.
我不明白。
I do not understand.
让
ràng
[rang]
let; allow
Used to ask permission or suggest allowing someone to do something.
让我先把礼物放下。
Let me put the gifts down first.
停车
tíng chē
[ting-chuh]
to park a car
Means to stop and leave a vehicle in a parking spot.
门口的人可以帮您停车。
The person at the entrance can help park your car.
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