How to Say ‘Entrance’ in Traditional Chinese
入口
rù kǒu
[roo koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [入口] is specifically an entrance where people go in, while [門口] can mean the doorway area more generally. For signage or facility questions, [入口] often sounds a bit more formal.
Phrase Breakdown
入口
rù kǒu
[roo koh]
entrance
入口 means the entrance, the place where people go in.
入口旁邊有坡道，進來會比較方便。
There is a ramp next to the entrance, so coming in is more convenient.
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