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How to Say ‘Is parking easy there?’ in Simplified Chinese

那里好停车吗?

nà lǐ hǎo tíng chē ma

[nah lee how ting chuh ma]

💬 Usage Tip: [好] + verb is a useful pattern for "easy to do": [好停车] "easy to park," [好找] "easy to find." Add [吗] at the end to turn it into a yes/no question.

Phrase Breakdown

那里

nà lǐ

[nah lee]

there; that place

Refers to the restaurant area or location being discussed.

Example

请问你们那里好停车吗?

Excuse me, is it easy to park at your place?

hǎo

[how]

easy to; convenient to

Here 好 describes parking as easy or convenient.

Example

那里晚上还好停车吗?

Is it still easy to park there at night?

停车

tíng chē

[ting chuh]

park; parking

Refers to parking a vehicle.

Example

那里周末不太好停车。

It’s not very easy to park there on weekends.

ma

[ma]

question particle

Placed at the end of a statement to turn it into a yes-no question.

Example

门口有代客泊车吗?

Is there valet parking at the entrance?

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