How to Say ‘Are the aisles wide enough?’ in Traditional Chinese
走道夠寬嗎？
zǒu dào gòu kuān ma
[dzoh-dow goh kwan ma]
💬 Usage Tip: [夠] + adjective is a handy pattern for checking whether something meets a need: [夠寬嗎？], [夠大嗎？], [夠方便嗎？]. You can use it for aisles, tables, bathrooms, and entrances.
Phrase Breakdown
走道
zǒu dào
[dzoh-dow]
aisle; walkway
The passage people walk through inside a restaurant or building.
走道夠寬嗎？我爸爸坐輪椅。
Is the aisle wide enough? My father uses a wheelchair.
夠寬嗎
gòu kuān ma
wide enough?
A question asking whether the width is sufficient.
這條路夠寬嗎？
Is this road wide enough?
Words in this phrase
夠
gòu
[goh]
enough; sufficiently
Used to ask whether something reaches the needed amount or standard.
走道夠寬嗎？需要能讓輪椅轉彎。
Is the aisle wide enough? It needs to allow a wheelchair to turn.
寬
kuān
[kwan]
wide
Describes something having a lot of horizontal space.
走道夠寬嗎？太窄的話不方便。
Is the aisle wide enough? If it’s too narrow, it’s inconvenient.
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
Placed at the end of a sentence to turn it into a yes-no question.
走道夠寬嗎？麻煩您回覆我。
Is the aisle wide enough? Please let me know.
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