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How to Say ‘Where is the convenience store?’ in Traditional Chinese

便利商店在哪裡?

biàn lì shāng diàn zài nǎ lǐ

[byen-lee shang-dyen dzeye nah-lee]

💬 Usage Tip: [便利商店] is the Taiwan word for a convenience store; you'll hear it more than the shorter mainland-style [便利店]. [在哪裡?] works the same with almost any place name.

Phrase Breakdown

便利商店

biàn lì shāng diàn

[byen-lee shang-dyen]

convenience store

A convenience store, such as 7-Eleven or FamilyMart, very common in Taiwan.

Example

在路上想買飲料時,我會問「便利商店在哪裡?」

When I want to buy a drink on the road, I ask, "Where is the convenience store?"

在

zài

[dzeye]

at; in; located at

Used to indicate location.

Example

到了陌生的地方,我可能會問「便利商店在哪裡?」

When I get to an unfamiliar place, I might ask, "Where is the convenience store?"

哪裡

nǎ lǐ

[nah-lee]

where

A question word used to ask about location.

Example

需要找店的時候,我會說「便利商店在哪裡?」

When I need to find a store, I say, "Where is the convenience store?"

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