How to say "exit via exit A" in Chinese

从A出口出去。

cóng A chūkǒu chūqù

Exit via exit A

Character breakdown

Grammar and structure

从 (cóng) means "from," A is the letter, 出口 (chūkǒu) means "exit," and 出去 (chūqù) means "go out." So it's literally "from exit A go out."

Variations and politeness

请从A出口出去。

qǐng cóng A chūkǒu chūqù

Please exit via exit A. — More polite because of the added 'please' (请).

从A口出去。

cóng A kǒu chūqù

Exit via exit A. — Shorter version, omitting '出口' (exit).

Mini dialogue

A

我们从A出口出去吗?

wǒmen cóng A chūkǒu chūqù ma?

Are we going to exit via exit A?

B

对,走这边。

duì, zǒu zhè biān.

Yes, go this way.

When to use it

Appropriate

  • When giving or receiving directions inside a metro station about which exit to take.
  • When you need to specify a particular exit (like A, B, C) to leave the station.
  • When you want to confirm or instruct the route to leave a place through a designated exit.

Avoid when

  • When asking which exit to take; instead ask '从哪个出口出去?' (Which exit do I go out from?).
  • When referring to an entrance; use '入口' (entrance) instead of '出口' (exit).

Frequently asked questions

How do you say 'Exit via exit A' in Chinese?

You say '从A出口出去' (cóng A chūkǒu chūqù).

How do you pronounce '从A出口出去'?

It is pronounced 'cóng A chūkǒu chūqù'.

When do you use '从A出口出去'?

Use it when giving or following directions to leave a metro station through exit A.

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