How to Say ‘Which exit should I use?’ in Traditional Chinese
要走幾號出口?
yào zǒu jǐ hào chū kǒu
[yaow dzoh jee haow choo ko]
💬 Usage Tip: [要走] here means something like "should take / should use," not literally "want to walk." So [要走幾號出口?] means which numbered exit you should use.
Phrase Breakdown
要
yào
[yaow]
need to; should
Used to express what is needed or which action should be taken.
去車站要走幾號出口?
Which numbered exit do I need to take to go to the station area?
走
zǒu
[dzoh]
walk; go via
Here it means to go through or take a certain route or exit.
我們要走幾號出口比較近?
Which numbered exit should we take? It is closer that way.
幾
jǐ
[jee]
which; how many
In this pattern, it asks for a number, like 'which number'.
要走幾號出口才對?
Which numbered exit is the correct one to take?
號
hào
[haow]
number
Used after a number to label exits, buses, lines, or addresses.
捷運站要走幾號出口?
Which exit number should I take at the MRT station?
出口
chū kǒu
[choo ko]
exit
Refers to a designated exit, especially in stations or buildings.
百貨公司要走幾號出口?
Which numbered exit should I take for the department store?
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