How to Say ‘Where is the entrance?’ in Simplified Chinese
入口在哪儿？
rù kǒu zài nǎ ér
[roo-koh dzeye nar]
💬 Usage Tip: [在哪儿] is a very common pattern for asking where something is: put the place or thing first, then [在哪儿]. You can swap in almost anything: [地铁站在哪儿？] or [厕所在哪儿？].
Phrase Breakdown
入口
rù kǒu
[roo-koh]
entrance
The place where you go in.
入口在左边。
The entrance is on the left.
在
zài
[dzeye]
to be at; located at
Used to show where someone or something is located.
入口在这里。
The entrance is here.
哪儿
nǎ ér
[nar]
where
A spoken way to ask where something is.
入口在哪儿？
Where is the entrance?
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