
What are essential Chinese directions and navigation phrases
Here are essential Chinese directions and navigation phrases useful for travel and finding your way:
- 请问,…在哪儿? (Qǐngwèn, … zài nǎr?) — Excuse me, where is …?
- 左转 (Zuǒ zhuǎn) — Turn left
- 右转 (Yòu zhuǎn) — Turn right
- 直走 (Zhí zǒu) — Go straight
- 前面 (Qiánmiàn) — Ahead / In front
- 后面 (Hòumiàn) — Behind / Back
- 附近 (Fùjìn) — Nearby
- 怎么去…? (Zěnme qù…?) — How to get to …?
- 路口 (Lùkǒu) — Intersection
- 交通灯 (Jiāotōng dēng) — Traffic light
- 地铁站 (Dìtiě zhàn) — Subway station
- 公交车站 (Gōngjiāo chē zhàn) — Bus stop
- 出口 (Chūkǒu) — Exit
- 入口 (Rùkǒu) — Entrance
- 地图 (Dìtú) — Map
- 左边 (Zuǒbiān) — Left side
- 右边 (Yòubiān) — Right side
- 慢点儿 (Màn diǎnr) — Slow down
- 停车 (Tíngchē) — Stop (for vehicles)
These phrases help you ask for directions, understand instructions, and navigate effectively in Chinese-speaking areas. They cover common directional commands, key landmarks, and transit terms for travel navigation. This foundational vocabulary is essential for travelers or newcomers needing clear, concise communication related to directions and moving around in China or Mandarin-speaking environments. 1
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