How to Say ‘To take a different route’ in Traditional Chinese
改走
gǎi zǒu
[gǎi zǒu]
💬 Usage Tip: 改 (gǎi) "change" in front of a verb means "switch to doing it differently". For example, 改走高速公路 is "take the highway instead" and 改搭捷運 is "take the MRT instead".
Phrase Breakdown
改走
gǎi zǒu
[gǎi zǒu]
take another route instead
To switch to a different way of going
我們改走高速公路吧。
Let's take the highway instead.
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