How to Say ‘Near the convenience store ahead’ in Traditional Chinese
在前面便利商店那邊
zài qián miàn biàn lì shāng diàn nà biān
[dzeye chyen-myen byen-lee shahng-dyen nah-byen]
💬 Usage Tip: This phrase uses [在 + place + 那邊] to mean [around / over by that place], not a precise address. You can reuse it with landmarks: [在捷運站那邊], [在巷口那邊].
Phrase Breakdown
在
zài
[dzeye]
at; in; on; to be located at
Marks the location where something happens or where someone should stop.
請在前面便利商店那邊停一下。
Please stop for a moment over there by the convenience store ahead.
前面
qián miàn
[chyen-myen]
in front; ahead
Refers to a place further forward from the current position.
在前面便利商店那邊停就好。
Just stop over there by the convenience store ahead.
便利商店
biàn lì shāng diàn
[byen-lee shahng-dyen]
convenience store
A very common landmark in Taiwan, useful for giving taxi directions.
在前面便利商店那邊下車就可以了。
Getting out over there by the convenience store ahead is fine.
那邊
nà biān
[nah-byen]
over there; that side
Points to a specific place not right next to the speaker, often with a gesture.
在前面便利商店那邊停車，謝謝。
Please stop over there by the convenience store ahead, thank you.
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