How to Say ‘Is parking easy nearby?’ in Traditional Chinese
附近好停車嗎？
fù jìn hǎo tíng chē ma
[foo jin how ting chuh ma]
💬 Usage Tip: [附近] comes first to set the location, then [好停車嗎] asks whether parking is easy there. This location-first order is very common in Chinese: [這裡好找嗎？].
Phrase Breakdown
附近
fù jìn
[foo jin]
nearby; in the vicinity
Refers to the area close to a place.
請問餐廳附近好停車嗎？
May I ask, is it easy to park near the restaurant?
好停車嗎？
hǎo tíng chē ma
Is it easy to park?
Asks whether parking is convenient or easy there.
這裡好停車嗎？
Is it easy to park here?
Words in this phrase
好
hǎo
[how]
easy to; convenient to
Here it means something is easy or convenient to do.
附近好停車嗎？我們會開車過去。
Is it easy to park nearby? We’ll drive there.
停車
tíng chē
[ting chuh]
park (a car); parking
Refers to parking a vehicle.
如果附近不好停車，我們可以改搭計程車。
If it’s not easy to park nearby, we can take a taxi instead.
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
Placed at the end of a sentence to turn it into a yes-no question.
附近好停車嗎？還是有代客泊車？
Is it easy to park nearby? Or is there valet parking?
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