电梯在那边
diàntī zài nàbian
The elevator is over there · trad. 電梯在那邊
电梯在那边 (diàntī zài nàbiān) means "The elevator is over there." It is a common phrase used to direct someone to the location of an elevator, often accompanied by a gesture.
What does 电梯在那边 (diàntī zài nàbian) mean?
电梯在那边 (diàntī zài nàbian) means “the elevator is over there” in English. Word for word, it breaks down as “elevator is over there.”
When to use it
Neutral and direct. It's a polite way to give directions. When giving directions, it's natural to point or gesture towards the location.
How to pronounce it
Sounds like “dyen-TEE zye nah-BYEN.” The tones are falling-rising, falling, falling-rising.
Other ways to say it
- 洗手间在那边xǐshǒujiān zài nàbianThe restroom is over there
- 出口在那边chūkǒu zài nàbianThe exit is over there
- 请问电梯在哪儿？qǐngwèn diàntī zài nǎr?Excuse me, where is the elevator?
Examples
电梯在那边，请跟我来。
diàntī zài nàbian, qǐng gēn wǒ lái.
The elevator is over there, please follow me.
您好，电梯在那边。
nínhǎo, diàntī zài nàbian.
Hello, the elevator is over there.
不用担心，电梯在那边。
búyòng dānxīn, diàntī zài nàbian.
Don't worry, the elevator is over there.
Pro tip: When saying "电梯在那边," it's very natural and helpful to point in the direction of the elevator.
Related phrases
这是您的房卡 · Here is your room key房间在五楼 · Your room is on the 5th floor早餐在一楼 · Breakfast is on the 1st floor
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