How to Say ‘It's very close to walk over.’ in Traditional Chinese
走過來很近。
zǒu guò lái hěn jìn
[dzoh gwor lai huhn jeen]
💬 Usage Tip: This sentence uses a verb phrase as the topic: [走過來很近] = [walking over is close]. Chinese often says distance this way, like [開車過去很快].
Phrase Breakdown
走過來
zǒu guò lái
[dzoh gwor lai]
walk over here
Means coming here by walking; used when explaining access from a parking area or station.
從地下停車場走過來很近。
It's a short walk over here from the underground parking lot.
很近
hěn jìn
very close
Means the distance is short.
這裡離車站很近。
This place is very close to the station.
Words in this phrase
很
hěn
[huhn]
very
An adverb used before adjectives like near, good, or convenient.
餐廳離停車場很近，所以很方便。
The restaurant is very close to the parking lot, so it's very convenient.
近
jìn
[jeen]
near; close
Used to describe a place that is not far away.
入口很近，從門口走過來很快。
The entrance is very close; it's quick to walk over from the door.
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