How to Say ‘Valet parking’ in Traditional Chinese
代客停車
dài kè tíng chē
[dai kuh ting cher]
💬 Usage Tip: [代客停車] is the standard way to say [valet parking] in Taiwan. It literally means parking the car for the customer, so you'll often see it with [服務]: [代客停車服務].
Phrase Breakdown
代客
dài kè
[dai kuh]
for customers; on behalf of customers
This part shows the service is done for the customer.
如果你不想自己找位子，可以用代客停車。
If you don't want to find a spot yourself, you can use valet parking.
停車
tíng chē
[ting cher]
to park; parking
The action of parking a vehicle; here it combines with valet service.
餐廳門口可以代客停車，很方便。
You can use valet parking at the restaurant entrance, which is very convenient.
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