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How to Say ‘That spot behind the bus stop’ in Simplified Chinese

公交站后面那块儿

gōng jiāo zhàn hòu miàn nà kuài ér

[gōngjiāozhàn hòumiàn nà kuàir]

💬 Usage Tip: The landmark comes first, then the direction: 公交站后面 is literally "bus stop behind". Same with 门口前面 "in front of the entrance".

Phrase Breakdown

公交站后面

gōng jiāo zhàn hòu miàn

behind the bus stop

公交站 (gōngjiāozhàn) means bus stop, and 后面 (hòumiàn) means behind. Say them together smoothly. The 面 is often light.

Example

我在公交站后面等你。

I'll wait for you behind the bus stop.

Words in this phrase

公交站

gōng jiāo zhàn

[gōngjiāozhàn]

bus stop

A place where public buses stop to pick up passengers.

Example

公交站就在前面。

The bus stop is just ahead.

后面

hòu miàn

[hòumiàn]

behind; at the back

A location word for the place behind something.

Example

银行在超市后面。

The bank is behind the supermarket.

那块儿

nà kuài ér

that area / around there

This is Beijing-style speech. 块儿 is pronounced 'kuàr' with the erhua r-sound, and it means a spot or area.

Example

那块儿有个超市。

There's a supermarket around there.

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nà]

that

Used to refer to a specific thing or person previously mentioned.

Example

那是我第一次见到她的时候。

That was the first time I met her.

块儿

kuài ér

[kuàir]

area; spot

Colloquial word for a place or area, often after 这 or 那.

Example

我家就在这块儿。

My home is right around here.

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