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How to Say ‘A quieter corner seat’ in Traditional Chinese

比較安靜的角落座位

bǐ jiào ān jìng de jiǎo luò zuò wèi

[bǐjiào ahn-jing de jiǎoluò zuòwèi]

💬 Usage Tip: Anything describing a noun goes in front of it, linked with 的. So it's "quieter 的 corner seat", never the other way round.

Phrase Breakdown

比較安靜的

bǐ jiào ān jìng de

relatively quiet

比較 means 'relatively' or 'more'. 安靜 means 'quiet'. 的 links this description to the noun that follows.

Example

我想找比較安靜的地方。

I want to find a quieter place.

Words in this phrase

比較

bǐ jiào

[bǐjiào]

relatively; rather

Adverb used to compare, meaning 'more' or 'comparatively'.

Example

這家餐廳比較便宜。

This restaurant is relatively cheap.

安靜

ān jìng

[ahn-jing]

quiet; calm

Describes a place or group with little or no noise. It can also suggest a tense silence after a close call.

Example

裁判吹哨後，全場變得很安靜。

After the referee blew the whistle, the whole stadium became very quiet.

的

[de]

(nominalizing particle)

At the end of 是…的, it turns a description into a noun-like phrase: 'a red one'.

Example

這本書是新的。

This book is new.

角落座位

jiǎo luò zuò wèi

corner seat

角落 means 'corner' and 座位 means 'seat'. 角 is read jiǎo here.

Example

我們坐角落座位吧。

Let's sit at the corner seat.

Words in this phrase

角落

jiǎo luò

[jiǎoluò]

corner

A corner of a room or space, often a quieter, more private spot.

Example

我們坐在角落吧。

Let's sit in the corner.

座位

zuò wèi

[zuòwèi]

seat

A place where someone can sit.

Example

我需要一個靠窗的座位。

I need a seat by the window.

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