How to Say ‘To ride a scooter’ in Traditional Chinese
騎車
qí chē
[qíchē]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan 騎車 usually means riding a scooter, the default way to get around. Drunk-driving penalties are steep, so 'I'm riding' is a common, accepted reason to skip alcohol.
Phrase Breakdown
騎車
qí chē
[qíchē]
to ride a scooter or bike
To ride a two-wheeled vehicle; in Taiwan usually a scooter.
我每天騎車上班。
I ride my scooter to work every day.
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