We all know parking is a problem everywhere, and China is not an exception. So what is the solution? Here is one:
车 (chē): car
开车 (kāi chē): to drive a car
我开车去北京
Wǒ kāichē qù Běijīng
I drove to Beijing
停车 (tíng chē): to park a car
If you don’t want to deal with parking, why don't you take the public transportation then?
地铁 (dìtiě): subway
我是坐地铁来的
Wǒ shì zuò dìtiě lái de
I took the subway here
地铁站 (dìtiě zhàn): subway station
火车 (huǒchē): train
Can you guess how to say train station?
火车站 (huǒchē zhàn): train station
飞机 (fēijī): airplane
机场 (jīchǎng): airport
机票 (jīpiào): plane ticket
出租车 (chūzū chē): taxi
You might find the above in textbooks but the more common way of saying taxi is
打的 (dǎ di): taxi
自行车 (zìxíngchē): bicycle
我骑自行车上班
Wǒ qí zìxíngchē shàngbān
I ride my bike to work
And here is my favorite public transport in China. It might not be fun to ride but it is definitely fun to say.
公共汽车 (gōnggòng qìchē): bus/public bus
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