How to Say ‘Easier to call a car’ in Traditional Chinese
比較好叫車
bǐ jiào hǎo jiào chē
[bee jyaow haow jyaow chuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [比較好] + verb is a common way to say something is easier or better to do: [比較好叫車] = easier to call a car, [比較好停車] = easier to park. It's a very useful everyday pattern.
Phrase Breakdown
比較好
bǐ jiào hǎo
better; more suitable
Indicates that a situation is more favorable or easier.
這裡比較好叫車。
It’s easier to get a taxi here.
Words in this phrase
比較
bǐ jiào
[bee jyaow]
relatively; more
Used to compare options and suggest one is more convenient or more suitable.
那邊比較安靜，這邊比較熱鬧。
That side is quieter; this side is busier.
好
hǎo
[haow]
good; easier; better
In this sentence, it means something is easier or better for a purpose.
這裡停車比較好。
It's better to stop the car here.
叫車
jiào chē
call a taxi; hail a ride
In Taiwan, this often means to get a taxi or use a ride service.
這裡比較好叫車。
It’s easier to call a taxi here.
Words in this phrase
叫
jiào
[jyaow]
to call; to hail
In transport context, this means to hail or request a taxi or ride.
下雨天比較難叫車。
It's harder to hail a taxi on rainy days.
車
chē
[chuh]
car; taxi
Refers to the vehicle you are trying to get. In this context, usually a taxi.
這附近車很多。
There are many cars around here.
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