How to Say ‘Window seat’ in Traditional Chinese
靠窗的位置
kào chuāng de wèi zhì
[kow chwahng duh way-dz]
💬 Usage Tip: [靠窗的位置] literally means "the seat/place by the window." Chinese often builds these from small pieces in order: location first, then the general noun.
Phrase Breakdown
靠窗
kào chuāng
by the window; window-side
Describes a seat or place near the window.
靠窗的位置
a window seat / a place by the window
Words in this phrase
靠
kào
[kow]
next to; close to
Shows nearness, here meaning next to the window.
我喜歡靠窗的位置。
I like seats by the window.
窗
chuāng
[chwahng]
window
The glass opening on the side of the airplane.
靠窗的位置可以看風景。
A window seat lets you look at the scenery.
的位置
de wèi zhì
the place/seat
Indicates a specific location or seat.
靠窗的位置
a window seat / a place by the window
Words in this phrase
的
de
[duh]
of
Connects the modifier "window-side" to the noun "seat/position."
靠窗的位置常常比較受歡迎。
Window seats are often more popular.
位置
wèi zhì
[way-dz]
seat; position; place
Means a specific spot or seat location.
我想要靠窗的位置。
I want a window seat.
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