How to Say ‘Not easy to stop here’ in Simplified Chinese
不太好停
bù tài hǎo tíng
[boo tai how ting]
💬 Usage Tip: [好 + verb] often means "easy to do," so [不好停] is "not easy to stop/park." This is a useful pattern: [好找], [好进], [好下车].
Phrase Breakdown
不太
bù tài
not too; not very
Softens a negative statement; common in polite speech.
这里不太方便。
This place is not very convenient.
Words in this phrase
不
bù
[boo]
not
A negative word used to make verbs or adjectives negative.
这里不太好停，你看前面行吗？
It's not very easy to stop here; do you think up ahead works?
太
tài
[tai]
too; very
Often combines with 不 to form 不太, meaning 'not very' or 'not too'.
小区门口不太好停。
It's not very easy to stop at the entrance of the residential compound.
好停
hǎo tíng
easy to park / easy to stop the car
Means a vehicle can stop or park there easily.
这里不好停。
It’s not easy to park here.
Words in this phrase
好
hǎo
[how]
easy to; good to
Before a verb, 好 can mean something is easy or convenient to do.
这里不太好停，我们到路边吧。
It's not very easy to stop here; let's go to the roadside.
停
tíng
[ting]
to stop; to park
Used when asking a vehicle to stop or park briefly.
前面不太好停，路边可以吗？
It's not very easy to stop up ahead; is the roadside okay?
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