How to Say ‘Not allowed to stop for long here’ in Simplified Chinese
这里不让久停
zhè lǐ bù ràng jiǔ tíng
[juh-lee boo rahng jyoh ting]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often says this kind of rule as place + [不让] + action: [这里不让久停]. You can reuse the frame in [这里不让停车] or [这里不让上客].
Phrase Breakdown
这里
zhè lǐ
[juh-lee]
here
Points to the current location.
这里不让久停，我们换个地方。
Long stops aren't allowed here; let's change places.
不让
bù ràng
do not allow; not permit
Used for prohibition or lack of permission.
这里不让进。
Entry is not allowed here.
Words in this phrase
不
bù
[boo]
not; no
Makes the following action not allowed.
这里不让久停。
Long stops are not allowed here.
让
ràng
[rahng]
to allow; to let
Shows permission in rules or requests.
这里不让久停，你快下车吧。
Long stops aren't allowed here, so please get out quickly.
久停
jiǔ tíng
to park for a long time; long stop
Means staying parked or stopped for an extended period.
这里不让久停。
Long-term parking is not allowed here.
Words in this phrase
久
jiǔ
[jyoh]
long time
Refers to a long duration.
这里不让久停，只能马上走。
Long stops aren't allowed here; we can only leave right away.
停
tíng
[ting]
to stop; to park
Used for a vehicle stopping or parking.
出租车在门口停一下。
The taxi stops for a moment at the entrance.
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