How to Say ‘Go straight ahead.’ in Traditional Chinese
前面直走。
qián miàn zhí zǒu
[chyen myen jr dzoh]
💬 Usage Tip: In directions, place word + action is very common: [前面直走], [這裡右轉], [路口左轉]. You usually don't need a word for "go" before every direction phrase.
Phrase Breakdown
前面
qián miàn
[chyen myen]
front; ahead
前面 means in front or ahead of where you are now.
前面有一家便利商店。
There is a convenience store ahead.
直走
zhí zǒu
[jr dzoh]
go straight
直走 means to keep going forward without turning.
從這裡直走就到了。
Go straight from here and you'll arrive.
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