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How to Say ‘Easy to get in and out’ in Traditional Chinese

進出很方便

jìn chū hěn fāng biàn

[jeen choo huhn fang byen]

💬 Usage Tip: This phrase leaves out the subject, which is very normal in Chinese when context is clear. You can use the same pattern with other adjectives: [進出很容易], [上下車很方便].

Phrase Breakdown

進出

jìn chū

[jeen choo]

to enter and exit; go in and out

進出 refers to moving into and out of a place smoothly.

Example

這個座位靠近入口,輪椅進出很方便。

This seat is near the entrance, so wheelchair access in and out is very convenient.

很方便

hěn fāng biàn

very convenient

Used to say something is easy and convenient to use.

Example

坐捷運很方便。

Taking the MRT is very convenient.

Words in this phrase

hěn

[huhn]

very

很 means very and is often used before adjectives like 方便.

Example

這個座位靠近入口,輪椅進出很方便。

This seat is near the entrance, so wheelchair access in and out is very convenient.

方便

fāng biàn

[fang byen]

convenient

方便 means easy and practical to use or access.

Example

這個座位靠近入口,輪椅進出很方便。

This seat is near the entrance, so wheelchair access in and out is very convenient.

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