How to Say ‘Window seat’ in Traditional Chinese
靠窗的位置
kào chuāng de wèi zhì
[kow chwahng duh way-jrr]
💬 Usage Tip: Put a descriptive phrase before [位置] to ask for a certain kind of seat or spot: [靠窗的位置], [安靜一點的位置]. This is a useful restaurant pattern you can reuse directly.
Phrase Breakdown
靠窗
kào chuāng
by the window
Describes a seat or place near a window.
我想坐靠窗的座位。
I’d like to sit in a seat by the window.
Words in this phrase
靠
kào
[kow]
next to; close to
Used to say something is near or beside something else, such as a table by the window.
我們想訂靠窗的位置,慶祝週年紀念。
We’d like to reserve a window-side seat to celebrate our anniversary.
窗
chuāng
[chwahng]
window
Refers to a window; often used when requesting seating by the window in a restaurant.
如果可以的話,我們想坐靠窗的位置。
If possible, we’d like to sit at a window-side seat.
的位置
de wèi zhì
the place/seat of
Combines 的 with 位置 to describe a specific location or seat.
靠窗的位置很舒服。
The place by the window is very comfortable.
Words in this phrase
的
de
[duh]
of; ’s; linking particle
A very common particle used to link descriptions to nouns, like in 'window-side seat.'
我們想要靠窗的位置,比較有氣氛。
We want a window-side seat; it has a better atmosphere.
位置
wèi zhì
[way-jrr]
seat; position; spot
In restaurant context, this means a seat or table location.
今天生日,我想訂靠窗的位置。
It’s my birthday today, and I want to reserve a window-side seat.
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