How to Say ‘Over on the terrace’ in Simplified Chinese
露台那边
lù tái nà biān
[lùtái nah-byen]
💬 Usage Tip: 那边 (nà biān) after a place points to it as a general area, like "over there by": 门口那边 "over by the door", 窗户那边 "over by the window".
Phrase Breakdown
露台
lù tái
[lùtái]
terrace; balcony
An open outdoor area attached to a building, often used for outdoor dining.
我们想坐在露台上吃饭。
We want to eat on the terrace.
那边
nà biān
[nah-byen]
over there; that side
Used to indicate a place or group of people at some distance.
经理在那边，你可以过去打招呼。
The manager is over there; you can go say hello.
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