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How to Say ‘That table is in the far corner.’ in Traditional Chinese

那桌在最角落

nà zhuō zài zuì jiǎo luò

[nà zhuō dzai zuì jiǎoluò]

Phrase Breakdown

那桌

nà zhuō

that table

那 (nà) means 'that'. 桌 (zhuō) is short for 桌子, 'table'.

Example

我們坐那桌。

We'll sit at that table.

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nà]

that

A demonstrative pronoun used to refer to a specific thing.

Example

那房子是我的。

That house is mine.

桌

zhuō

[zhuō]

table

A table, used with demonstratives.

Example

那桌有四個人。

That table has four people.

在最角落

zài zuì jiǎo luò

is in the farthest corner

在 shows location. 最角落 means 'the very corner'.

Example

他的座位在最角落。

His seat is in the farthest corner.

Words in this phrase

在

zài

[dzai]

at; in; located at

Indicates location or presence somewhere.

Example

洗手間在二樓。

The restroom is on the second floor.

最

zuì

[zuì]

most

Indicates the superlative degree.

Example

他的功夫已達劍法的最高境界。

His skills have reached the highest level of swordsmanship.

角落

jiǎo luò

[jiǎoluò]

corner

A corner of a room or space, often a quieter, more private spot.

Example

我們坐在角落吧。

Let's sit in the corner.

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