How to Say ‘Aren't going toward Xinyi Road?’ in Traditional Chinese
不是往信義路走耶?
bù shì wǎng xìn yì lù zǒu yé
[boo shir wǎng Xìnyì Lù dzoh yeh]
💬 Usage Tip: 往 (wǎng) + a place + 走 means "head toward" that place. Swap in another destination, as in 往台北車站走 "head toward Taipei Main Station".
Phrase Breakdown
不是
bù shì
not
不 becomes a second tone before the fourth-tone 是: bú shì.
這不是我的。
This isn't mine.
Words in this phrase
不
bù
[boo]
not
Negates the phrase and helps build the teasing idea of 'probably not the first time.'
你這套話術,不是第一次用了吧?
This line of yours isn't the first time you've used it, right?
是
shì
[shir]
to be; is; are
The basic verb 'to be' used in identification or judgment.
這不是客套話,我是真的這樣想。
This isn’t just politeness; I really think that way.
往信義路走耶?
wǎng xìn yì lù zǒu yé
going toward Xinyi Road?
往 means 'toward', and 信義路 is a major road in Taipei. 耶 is a Taiwanese particle that shows mild surprise.
我們往信義路走。
We're heading toward Xinyi Road.
Words in this phrase
往
wǎng
[wǎng]
toward; to
Preposition showing the direction of movement.
往右轉。
Turn to the right.
信義路
xìn yì lù
[Xìnyì Lù]
Xinyi Road
A major road in Taipei
信義路上有很多商店。
There are many shops on Xinyi Road.
走
zǒu
[dzoh]
to go; to walk
Used to suggest moving somewhere, often casually and naturally.
這裡太吵了,我們走去那邊聊。
It’s too noisy here; let’s go over there and talk.
耶
yé
[yeh]
eh; wow; really
A sentence-ending particle that adds surprise, admiration, or a playful tone.
你今天特地請我喝一杯耶。
You specially offered to buy me a drink today, wow.
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