How to Say ‘To park, to stop the car’ in Traditional Chinese
停車
tíng chē
[ting cher]
💬 Usage Tip: 停車 (tíng chē) covers both parking and simply pulling over, so context tells you which. To ask a driver to stop here, say 這裡停 "stop here".
Phrase Breakdown
停車
tíng chē
[ting cher]
to park (a car); parking
Refers to putting a vehicle in a parking space or the act of parking.
這附近不容易停車，最好先訂位。
It's not easy to park around here, so it's best to make a reservation first.
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