How to Say ‘Paid parking lot’ in Traditional Chinese
收費停車場
shōu fèi tíng chē chǎng
[shōufèi tíngchēchǎng]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Paid lots in Taiwan are usually run by companies, and you often pay at a machine before leaving. Street parking also charges, using a slip left on your windshield that you can pay at convenience stores.
Phrase Breakdown
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 place where cars are parked.
附近有兩個停車場。
There are two parking lots nearby.
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