How to Say ‘Valet’ in Traditional Chinese
代客
dài kè
[dai kuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [代客] literally means [on behalf of the customer], and it often appears in service compounds like [代客停車]. It's not usually used by itself as a complete valet sentence.
Phrase Breakdown
代客
dài kè
[dai kuh]
for customers; on behalf of customers
Used in services done for customers, such as valet parking.
這家飯店提供代客停車，很受歡迎。
This hotel provides valet parking, which is very popular.
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