How to Say ‘Convenience store’ in Traditional Chinese
便利商店
biàn lì shāng diàn
[byen-lee shang-dyen]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Locals usually just say the chain name, 7-11 (pronounced "seven") or 全家 (FamilyMart). These shops are everywhere and handle bill paying, parcels, and transit card top-ups.
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.
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?"
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