How to Say ‘Parking ticket’ in Traditional Chinese
停車單
tíng chē dān
[tíngchē dān]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan this is usually a bill for a parking fee, not a fine. Street parking attendants leave one on your windshield, and you pay it later at a convenience store.
Phrase Breakdown
停車
tíng chē
[tíngchē]
Parking
The action or process of stopping and leaving a vehicle in a certain place.
這個餐廳提供方便的停車服務。
This restaurant offers convenient parking services.
單
dān
[dān]
ticket; slip
A piece of paper such as a ticket, bill or form.
請給我收費單。
Please give me the bill slip.
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