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How to Say ‘It's next to the convenience store.’ in Traditional Chinese

在便利商店旁邊。

zài biàn lì shāng diàn páng biān

[dzai byen-lee shahng-dyen pahng byen]

Phrase Breakdown

在便利商店

zài biàn lì shāng diàn

at the convenience store

在 means 'at/in'. 便利商店 means convenience store, such as 7-Eleven or FamilyMart.

Example

我在便利商店買咖啡。

I buy coffee at the convenience store.

Words in this phrase

在

zài

[dzai]

at; in; located at

A location word showing where something is happening or where something is located.

Example

司機在那邊等。

The driver is waiting over there.

便利商店

biàn lì shāng diàn

[byen-lee shahng-dyen]

convenience store

A small neighborhood store, like 7-Eleven or FamilyMart, often used as an easy landmark in Taiwan.

Example

請在便利商店前面讓我們下車。

Please let us get out in front of the convenience store.

旁邊。

páng biān

next to / beside

旁邊 means 'next to'. It comes after the place: 便利商店旁邊 means 'next to the convenience store'.

Example

他坐在我旁邊。

He sits next to me.

Words in this phrase

旁邊

páng biān

[pahng byen]

beside; next to

At the side of something; nearby.

Example

杯子在電腦旁邊。

The cup is beside the computer.

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