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How to Say ‘Then please just stop in front of the 7-11 up ahead.’ in Traditional Chinese

那麻煩在前面7-11門口停就好。

nà má fán zài qián miàn mén kǒu tíng jiù hǎo

[nà mah-fahn dzai qiánmiàn muhn koe ting jyoh hao]

Phrase Breakdown

那

nà

[nà]

then

Used to indicate sequence or conclusion.

Example

那，我們就按這條路走吧。

Then, let's take this route.

麻煩

má fán

[mah-fahn]

please; sorry to trouble you

A polite expression used before asking for help. In Taiwan, it softens requests and sounds courteous.

Example

麻煩幫我查一下今天晚上還有沒有位子。

Please help me check whether there are still seats available tonight.

在

zài

[dzai]

at; in; located at

Indicates location or presence somewhere.

Example

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

Example

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.

Example

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.

停

tíng

[ting]

to stop

Used when asking a driver or vehicle to stop.

Example

麻煩在路口停。

Please stop at the intersection.

就

jiù

[jyoh]

just; then; simply

A flexible adverb that often means 'just' or emphasizes a simple or immediate choice.

Example

一杯啤酒就可以了。

Just one beer is fine.

好

hǎo

[hao]

okay; good

A positive response meaning 'okay' or 'good.'

Example

你說想認識我更多一點，我聽了只想說好啊。

You said you wanted to get to know me better, and all I wanted to say was 'sure.'

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