How to Say ‘At the 7-Eleven entrance up ahead’ in Traditional Chinese
在前面7-11門口
zài qián miàn mén kǒu
[dzai qiánmiàn muhn koe]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Locals say 7-11 as (seven) in English or call it 小七 "little seven". With one on nearly every corner, it's the go-to drop-off landmark.
Phrase Breakdown
在
zài
[dzai]
at; in; located at
Indicates location or presence somewhere.
洗手間在二樓。
The restroom is on the second floor.
前面
qián miàn
[qiánmiàn]
ahead; in front
The area in front of you
前面有一家咖啡店。
There's a café up ahead.
門口
mén kǒu
[muhn koe]
entrance; doorway
The door area or entrance of a building or restaurant.
車子可以先停在門口，再請服務人員協助。
You can stop the car at the entrance first, then ask the staff for help.
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