How to Say ‘Window seat’ in Simplified Chinese
靠窗座
kào chuāng zuò
[kào chuāngzuò]
💬 Usage Tip: 靠 means "next to" or "against". The same pattern gives 靠门 "by the door" and 靠墙 "against the wall".
Phrase Breakdown
靠
kào
[kào]
next to; by; near
Used to mean located beside something, like a window or wall.
我们想要靠门的位子。
We'd like a seat near the door.
窗座
chuāng zuò
[chuāngzuò]
window seat
A seat next to a window.
我想要一个窗座。
I'd like a window seat.
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