How to Say ‘Look at the navigation’ in Traditional Chinese
看導航
kàn dǎo háng
[kahn dao hahng]
💬 Usage Tip: In Taiwan, [導航] usually means GPS or navigation app directions. [看導航] is exactly what you'd say for checking the map route on a phone.
Phrase Breakdown
看
kàn
[kahn]
look at; check
To look at something or check information.
你可以看導航確認路線。
You can check the navigation to confirm the route.
導航
dǎo háng
[dao hahng]
navigation; GPS
Refers to a navigation app or GPS system showing the route.
我剛剛有看導航，路線不太一樣。
I checked the navigation just now, and the route was a bit different.
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