How do you say "This is the address" in Chinese?

"This is the address" in Chinese is 就是这个地址。 — written in pinyin as Jiùshì zhège dìzhǐ. It is a travel phrase you would use in China.

What does 就是这个地址。 mean in Chinese?

就是这个地址。 (Jiùshì zhège dìzhǐ) means "This is the address". Broken down word by word: 就是 (jiùshì) means "it is exactly"; 这个 (zhège) means "this"; 地址 (dìzhǐ) means "address".

When would you use "This is the address" in Chinese?

Say it as you hand your phone over to a taxi driver or a hotel front desk clerk, with the address already open on the screen — reading a Chinese address aloud is far harder than showing it. It confirms the reading rather than the number: Chinese addresses run from big to small, city then district then street then building, so the part that matters to the person looking at your screen is the last line, not the first.

How to say “This is the address” in Chinese

“This is the address” in Chinese is 就是这个地址。, written in pinyin as Jiùshì zhège dìzhǐ.

就是这个地址。

Jiùshì zhège dìzhǐ.

This is the address.

Word by word

What each part of 就是这个地址。 actually means.

就是jiùshìit is exactly
这个zhègethis
地址dìzhǐaddress

When you use it

Say it as you hand your phone over to a taxi driver or a hotel front desk clerk, with the address already open on the screen — reading a Chinese address aloud is far harder than showing it.
It confirms the reading rather than the number: Chinese addresses run from big to small, city then district then street then building, so the part that matters to the person looking at your screen is the last line, not the first.

Use 就是这个地址。 in travel situations. Airports, trains, directions and asking for help.

Other ways people say it

The same idea, said differently. Roughly in the order you'll hear them.

就是这里。
Jiùshì zhèlǐ
It's right here.
Said when you are already standing at the door, or when the pin on the map is exactly where you are.
请送到这个地方。
Qǐng sòng dào zhège dìfang
Please take me to this place.
The opening line for a driver when nothing is open on your screen yet.
到这儿就行。
Dào zhèr jiù xíng
Here is fine.
Tells a driver to stop where you are, instead of hunting for a numbered gate.

What usually trips people up

地址 is the written address and 这个地方 is "this place": a driver who cannot read your English screen still understands 这个地方 the moment you point at the map.
Pinyin letters such as X, Q and Z are not read the way an English speaker expects, so spelling a street name out loud usually lands worse than handing the phone over.
Chinese addresses put city and district first and the building number last, the opposite of the English order — that reversal is where an address copied from an English form stops matching the sign on the building.

What you might hear back

好的，到了我告诉您。Hǎo de, dào le wǒ gàosù nínOkay, I'll tell you when we get there.
是这儿吗？Shì zhèr ma?Is it here?
这边不能停车。Zhèbiān bù néng tíng chēYou can't stop on this side.

Common questions

How do you say "This is the address" in Chinese?: "This is the address" in Chinese is 就是这个地址。 — written in pinyin as Jiùshì zhège dìzhǐ. It is a travel phrase you would use in China.
What does 就是这个地址。 mean in Chinese?: 就是这个地址。 (Jiùshì zhège dìzhǐ) means "This is the address". Broken down word by word: 就是 (jiùshì) means "it is exactly"; 这个 (zhège) means "this"; 地址 (dìzhǐ) means "address".
When would you use "This is the address" in Chinese?: Say it as you hand your phone over to a taxi driver or a hotel front desk clerk, with the address already open on the screen — reading a Chinese address aloud is far harder than showing it. It confirms the reading rather than the number: Chinese addresses run from big to small, city then district then street then building, so the part that matters to the person looking at your screen is the last line, not the first.

Where you'll use it

就是这个地址。 comes up in these situations, in this order.

🚕 Taking a taxi or Didi7 steps

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