How to Say ‘Please take me to Taipei Main Station.’ in Traditional Chinese
麻煩到台北車站
má fán dào tái běi chē zhàn
[mah-fahn dào tái běi chē zhàn]
Phrase Breakdown
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.
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.
到台北車站
dào tái běi chē zhàn
to Taipei Main Station
This is the destination. Keep 台北車站 together as one name.
這班車到台北車站。
This bus goes to Taipei Main Station.
Words in this phrase
到
dào
[dào]
to; toward (a destination)
Indicates the destination you are going to.
我要到機場。
I want to go to the airport.
台北
tái běi
[tái běi]
Taipei
The capital city of Taiwan.
台北是個繁華的城市。
Taipei is a bustling city.
車站
chē zhàn
[chē zhàn]
station
A place where a train, bus, or other passenger vehicle regularly stops.
我們在車站等你。
We are waiting for you at the station.
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