How to Say ‘Easy to get in and out’ in Traditional Chinese
方便進出
fāng biàn jìn chū
[fang-byen jìnchū]
💬 Usage Tip: 進出 pairs two opposite actions, 進 "enter" and 出 "exit", to mean "getting in and out". Chinese often does this. 上下 "up and down" works the same way, as in 方便上下 "easy to get on and off".
Phrase Breakdown
方便
fāng biàn
[fang-byen]
convenient; available
Used to ask whether the timing or situation works well for the other person.
如果你方便，我可以寄資料給你。
If it’s convenient for you, I can send the materials to you.
進出
jìn chū
[jìnchū]
to get in and out
To enter and exit a place.
這個門很窄，不好進出。
This door is narrow and hard to get through.
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