Meaning
Indicating that something is immediately adjacent.
Cultural Background
In cities, 'next door' is a common way to describe shop locations. Similar usage, often used in casual conversation. Used in Cantonese-speaking areas, though '喺隔籬' is the local dialect equivalent. Used in Mandarin-speaking communities, often alongside English.
Use gestures
When saying this, point your finger to make it clear.
Don't over-distance
Only use this for things you can see.
Meaning
Indicating that something is immediately adjacent.
Use gestures
When saying this, point your finger to make it clear.
Don't over-distance
Only use this for things you can see.
Test Yourself
Fill in the missing part.
洗手间______。
The correct word order is [Subject] + [就] + [在] + [旁边].
Which sentence is correct?
A: 商店在旁边就。 B: 商店就在旁边。
The intensifier '就' must precede the location.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 钥匙在哪？ B: ______。
It provides the most natural emphasis for locating an item.
🎉 Score: /3
Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
3 exercises洗手间______。
The correct word order is [Subject] + [就] + [在] + [旁边].
A: 商店在旁边就。 B: 商店就在旁边。
The intensifier '就' must precede the location.
A: 钥匙在哪？ B: ______。
It provides the most natural emphasis for locating an item.
🎉 Score: /3
Frequently Asked Questions
2 questionsYes, you can say '他就在旁边' to mean he is right next to me.
No, it's very casual and common.
Related Phrases
在附近
similarnearby
紧挨着
similartightly adjacent
