How to Say ‘Where is it being held?’ in Traditional Chinese
在哪裡辦？
zài nǎ lǐ bàn
[dzai nah lee bàn]
💬 Usage Tip: 辦 (bàn) means to organize or hold an event, as in 辦婚禮 "hold a wedding" or 辦活動 "hold an event". In Taiwan, 哪裡 is the everyday way to say 'where', rather than 哪兒.
Phrase Breakdown
在
zài
[dzai]
at; in; on
A location or relation word meaning "at" or "in."
這兩種咖啡的不同在奶量。
The difference between these two coffees is in the amount of milk.
哪裡
nǎ lǐ
[nah lee]
where
A question word used to ask about location.
捷運站在哪裡？
Where is the MRT station?
辦
bàn
[bàn]
to hold; to organize
To host or arrange an event.
我們在餐廳辦生日派對。
We are holding a birthday party at a restaurant.
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