How to Say ‘Near the entrance’ in Traditional Chinese
靠近入口
kào jìn rù kǒu
[kaow jeen roo koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [靠近] comes before the location: [靠近入口] = near the entrance. To describe a seat, Chinese adds [的], as in [靠近入口的位子].
Phrase Breakdown
靠近
kào jìn
[kaow jeen]
close to; near
靠近 describes something located near another place.
我們想訂靠近入口的位子。
We would like to reserve seats near the entrance.
入口
rù kǒu
[roo koh]
entrance
入口 is the place where people enter a building or room.
我們想訂靠近入口的位子。
We would like to reserve seats near the entrance.
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