How to Say ‘By that park’ in Traditional Chinese
那個公園旁邊
nà gè gōng yuán páng biān
[nah guh gong ywen pahng byen]
💬 Usage Tip: Place + [旁邊] is a very common way to give directions: [那個公園旁邊] = beside that park, [便利商店旁邊] = next to the convenience store. Use a landmark first, then the position word.
Phrase Breakdown
那個公園
nà gè gōng yuán
that park
Refers to a specific park already known in context.
在那個公園旁邊。
Next to that park.
Words in this phrase
那
nà
[nah]
that
Points to a specific thing at some distance, often used with gestures or landmarks.
那個公園旁邊有排班計程車。
There are taxis lined up next to that park.
個
gè
[guh]
general classifier
A common measure word that links demonstratives like 那 with nouns.
那個公園旁邊比較方便上車。
It's more convenient to get in the car next to that park.
公園
gōng yuán
[gong ywen]
park
A useful landmark word for giving clear pick-up or drop-off directions.
那個公園旁邊很好認。
The area next to that park is easy to recognize.
旁邊
páng biān
[pahng byen]
next to; beside
Describes a position immediately to the side of something.
請在那個公園旁邊停一下。
Please stop next to that park for a moment.
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