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How to Say ‘Enough space’ in Simplified Chinese

空间也够

kōng jiān yě gòu

[koong jyen yeh goh]

💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often uses an adjective-like word directly as the whole statement, with no extra word for "is": [空间也够] literally "space also enough." You can reuse the pattern with other qualities, like [位置也方便] "the location is also convenient."

Phrase Breakdown

空间

kōng jiān

[koong jyen]

space

Refers to room or physical space, especially enough area for accessibility needs.

Example

这家餐厅空间很大,适合轮椅客人。

This restaurant has a lot of space and is suitable for wheelchair users.

也够

yě gòu

also enough; enough too

Indicates that the amount is sufficient as well.

Example

地方也够。

The space is enough too.

Words in this phrase

[yeh]

also; too

Adds another point, meaning 'also' or 'as well.'

Example

洗手间方便,过道也很宽。

The restroom is convenient, and the aisle is also very wide.

gòu

[goh]

enough; sufficient

Means there is enough of something for the situation.

Example

桌子之间的距离够大,方便通行。

The distance between the tables is large enough, making passage convenient.

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