How to Say ‘Take the MRT’ in Traditional Chinese
搭捷運
dā jié yùn
[dā jiéyùn]
💬 Usage Tip: Taiwan uses 搭 (dā) "take, ride" for public transport, for example 搭公車 "take the bus". For scooters and bikes you use 騎 (qí) instead.
Phrase Breakdown
搭
dā
[dā]
to take (a vehicle)
To ride a taxi, bus, train, etc.
我搭計程車回家。
I take a taxi home.
捷運
jié yùn
[jiéyùn]
MRT; metro
The mass rapid transit (subway) system in Taiwanese cities like Taipei.
請問捷運怎麼走？
Excuse me, how do I get to the MRT?
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