How to Say ‘There's a paid parking lot in the next alley.’ in Traditional Chinese
隔壁巷子有收費停車場
gé bì xiàng zi yǒu shōu fèi tíng chē chǎng
[gébì xiàngzi yǒu shōufèi tíngchēchǎng]
Phrase Breakdown
隔壁巷子
gé bì xiàng zi
the next alley
隔壁 means 'next door'. 巷子 means alley or lane, a very common word in Taiwanese addresses.
我家在隔壁巷子。
My home is in the next alley.
Words in this phrase
隔壁
gé bì
[gébì]
next door
The place right beside.
隔壁是一家咖啡店。
Next door is a café.
巷子
xiàng zi
[xiàngzi]
alley; lane
A small street off a main road.
餐廳在巷子裡。
The restaurant is in the alley.
有收費停車場
yǒu shōu fèi tíng chē chǎng
there is a paid parking lot
收費 means 'charging a fee'. 收費停車場 is a paid parking lot.
那邊有收費停車場。
There is a paid parking lot over there.
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
have; there is/are
To possess or exist.
這裡有座位。
There is a seat here.
收費
shōu fèi
[shōufèi]
paid; fee-charging
Describes something that charges a fee.
這是收費廁所。
This is a paid restroom.
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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