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How to Say ‘Then can we take Xinyi Road?’ in Traditional Chinese

那可以走信義路嗎？

nà kě yǐ zǒu xìn yì lù ma

[nah kuh yee dzoh Xìnyì Lù ma]

💬 Usage Tip: Starting a sentence with 那 (nà) means "in that case" and links it to what was just said. 可以…嗎 is the easy way to ask "can we…?", for example 可以停這裡嗎 "can you stop here?".

Phrase Breakdown

那可以

nà kě yǐ

then, can we

那 (then/in that case) + 可以 (can). It is used to make a suggestion or request.

Example

那可以明天嗎？

Then can it be tomorrow?

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nah]

that; then

Refers back to what was just said.

Example

那很好，表示他適應得不錯。

That's good; it means he is adapting well.

可以

kě yǐ

[kuh yee]

can; may; okay

Indicates that something is possible or acceptable.

Example

晚上見面也可以。

Meeting in the evening is also okay.

走信義路嗎？

zǒu xìn yì lù ma

take Xinyi Road?

走 + road name means 'take that road'. 嗎 turns the sentence into a yes/no question.

Example

我們走信義路嗎？

Are we taking Xinyi Road?

Words in this phrase

走

zǒu

[dzoh]

to walk; to go

走 usually means to walk or move along a path. In accessibility topics, it can describe how a person travels through a space.

Example

這裡的地面平坦，輪椅比較好走。

The floor here is flat, so it is easier for a wheelchair to move through.

信義路

xìn yì lù

[Xìnyì Lù]

Xinyi Road

A major road in Taipei

Example

信義路上有很多商店。

There are many shops on Xinyi Road.

嗎

[ma]

question particle

A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

你喜歡這個活動嗎？

Do you like this event?

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