How to Say ‘Entrance’ in Traditional Chinese
門口
mén kǒu
[mun koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [門口] means the doorway or entrance area, not just the door itself. For buildings and public places, [入口] is often more formal, while [門口] sounds everyday and natural.
Phrase Breakdown
門口
mén kǒu
[mun koh]
doorway; entrance
門口 means the entrance area of a place, such as the front door of a restaurant.
請問餐廳的門口有沒有台階？
May I ask whether the restaurant entrance has any steps?
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