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How to Say ‘Do you offer valet parking?’ in Traditional Chinese

有代客停車服務嗎?

yǒu dài kè tíng chē fú wù ma

[yoe dai kuh ting cher foo woo ma]

💬 Usage Tip: [有 + noun + 嗎] is one of the most useful ways to ask whether a place offers something: [有代客停車服務嗎?] [有兒童座椅嗎?].

Phrase Breakdown

yǒu

[yoe]

have; is there

Used at the beginning of a question to ask whether something is available.

Example

請問你們有代客停車服務嗎?

Excuse me, do you offer valet parking service?

代客停車

dài kè tíng chē

valet parking

Parking service where staff park the car for you.

Example

飯店有代客停車。

The hotel has valet parking.

Words in this phrase

代客

dài kè

[dai kuh]

for customers; valet-

Indicates a service done on behalf of customers, like valet parking.

Example

這間餐廳有代客停車服務嗎?

Does this restaurant have valet parking service?

停車

tíng chē

[ting cher]

parking; to park

Refers to parking a vehicle; part of valet parking service.

Example

我想先確認有代客停車服務嗎。

I want to confirm first whether there is valet parking service.

服務

fú wù

[foo woo]

service

Assistance offered by staff or a business to customers.

Example

訂位時可以順便問有代客停車服務嗎?

When making a reservation, you can also ask whether there is valet parking service.

ma

[ma]

question particle

Placed at the end of a sentence to turn it into a yes-no question.

Example

你們今天有代客停車服務嗎?

Do you have valet parking service today?

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