How to Say ‘There are parking spaces at the entrance.’ in Simplified Chinese
门口有停车位。
mén kǒu yǒu tíng chē wèi
[mun ko yoe ting chuh way]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often says location first, then [有] + thing: [门口有停车位] "at the entrance there are parking spaces." You can reuse it with other places: [附近有停车场].
Phrase Breakdown
门口
mén kǒu
[mun ko]
entrance; doorway
The place right in front of the restaurant or building entrance.
门口有停车位。您可以直接开过来。
There are parking spaces at the entrance. You can drive straight over.
有停车位
yǒu tíng chē wèi
there are parking spaces
Indicates that parking spaces are available.
这里有停车位。
There are parking spaces here.
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; there is/are
Shows that parking spaces are available.
我们门口有停车位，不用担心。
We have parking spaces at the entrance, so no need to worry.
停车位
tíng chē wèi
[ting chuh way]
parking space
A designated spot for parking a vehicle.
门口有停车位，但是数量不多。
There are parking spaces at the entrance, but not many.
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