How to ask which exit to take in a metro station

我应该走哪个出口?

wǒ yīnggāi zǒu nǎ ge chūkǒu?

What exit do I need?

Grammar and structure

The structure is: 我 (I) + 应该 (should) + 走 (walk/take) + 哪个 (which) + 出口 (exit). It's a straightforward question asking for the correct exit.

When to use it

Use this when you're in a metro station and need to know which exit leads to your destination. It's polite and appropriate for asking station staff or locals. Don't worry about being too formal; it's a natural way to ask for directions.

Frequently asked questions

How do you say “What exit do I need?” in Chinese?

“What exit do I need?” in Chinese is 我应该走哪个出口? (wǒ yīnggāi zǒu nǎ ge chūkǒu?).

How do you pronounce 我应该走哪个出口??

我应该走哪个出口? is pronounced wǒ yīnggāi zǒu nǎ ge chūkǒu?.

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