How to Say ‘Is there a parking lot?’ in Traditional Chinese
有沒有停車場
yǒu méi yǒu tíng chē chǎng
[yǒu may yǒu tíngchēchǎng]
💬 Usage Tip: Saying the verb, then 沒 plus the verb again, makes a yes/no question without 嗎. So 有沒有位子？ means "Are there any seats?"
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
have; there is/are
To possess or exist.
這裡有座位。
There is a seat here.
沒
méi
[may]
not; did not; no
Commonly used to negate past actions or existence. In phrases like 沒關係, it helps mean no problem.
球雖然沒進，但大家還是一直加油。
Although the ball did not go in, everyone kept cheering.
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
have; there is/are
To possess or exist.
這裡有座位。
There is a seat here.
停車場
tíng chē chǎng
[tíngchēchǎng]
parking lot
A designated area where vehicles are parked.
這裡有個大停車場。
There is a big parking lot here.
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