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How to Say ‘Is parking easy around you?’ in Traditional Chinese

你們那邊好停車嗎？

nǐ men nà biān hǎo tíng chē ma

[nǐmen nàbiān hǎo tíngchē ma]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Street parking in Taipei and other cities is scarce, so locals routinely ask this when booking. Expect an answer about nearby lots or valet.

Phrase Breakdown

你們那邊

nǐ men nà biān

your place / over there where you are

你們 means 'you (plural)' and 那邊 means 'over there.' Together they mean 'your place.'

Example

你們那邊天氣好嗎？

Is the weather good where you are?

Words in this phrase

你們

nǐ men

[nǐmen]

You (plural)

Used to address a group of people.

Example

你們都確認好行程了嗎？

Have you all confirmed the itinerary?

那邊

nà biān

[nàbiān]

over there; that side

Refers to a place away from the speaker; after a person, it means where they are.

Example

廁所在那邊。

The restroom is over there.

好停車嗎？

hǎo tíng chē ma

is it easy to park?

好 + verb means 'easy to do.' 好停車 means 'easy to park.'

Example

市區不好停車。

It's hard to park downtown.

Words in this phrase

好

hǎo

[hǎo]

easy to

Before a verb, 好 means the action is easy to do.

Example

這條路很好走。

This road is easy to walk.

停車

tíng chē

[tíngchē]

to park (a car)

Verb meaning to park a vehicle.

Example

這裡不能停車。

You can't park here.

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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