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How to Say ‘Where is the MRT station?’ in Traditional Chinese

捷運站在哪裡?

jié yùn zhàn zài nǎ lǐ

[jyeh yoon jan dzai nah lee]

💬 Usage Tip: [捷運] is Taiwan's word for MRT/metro, so this is the local term to learn. Use the same pattern with other places: [便利商店在哪裡?]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, asking for a [捷運站] is very natural in cities like Taipei. On the mainland, you'd more often hear a different word for metro, so [捷運] is a Taiwan-specific win.

Phrase Breakdown

捷運站

jié yùn zhàn

[jyeh yoon jan]

MRT station

Refers to a metro or subway station, especially in cities like Taipei and Kaohsiung.

Example

請問,捷運站在哪裡?

Excuse me, where is the MRT station?

zài

[dzai]

at; in; located at

Used to show where something is located.

Example

捷運站在前面。

The MRT station is up ahead.

哪裡

nǎ lǐ

[nah lee]

where

Used to ask about the location of a person or place.

Example

公車站在哪裡?

Where is the bus stop?

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