券 (quàn) → boleto 台北雙層觀光巴士︱4小時搭乘券


(ticket): 台北雙層觀光巴士︱4小時搭乘券
Pinyin: Táiběi shuāngcéng guānguāng bāshì | sì xiǎoshí dāchéng quàn
Significado: Autobús turístico de dos pisos de Taipéi | Pase de 4 horas.

Estructura:

1. 台北 (Táiběi) → Taipéi


2. 雙層 (shuāngcéng) → dos pisos


3. 觀光巴士 (guānguāng bāshì) → autobús turístico


4. 4小時 (sì xiǎoshí) → cuatro horas


5. 搭乘 (dāchéng) → tomar / abordar (transporte)


6. 券 (quàn) → boleto / pase



Tonos:
Tái (2) běi (3) | shuāng (1) céng (2) | guān (1) guāng (1) | bā (1) shì (4) | sì (4) xiǎo (3) shí (2) | dā (1) chéng (2) | quàn (4)

Mini-guía de frases útiles en el bus turístico:

1. 在哪裡上車？
Zài nǎlǐ shàng chē? → ¿Dónde se toma el bus?


2. 這裡下車嗎？
Zhè lǐ xià chē ma? → ¿Se baja aquí?


3. 請問下一站是什麼？
Qǐngwèn xià yī zhàn shì shénme? → ¿Cuál es la siguiente parada?


4. 這個座位有人嗎？
Zhège zuòwèi yǒu rén ma? → ¿Está ocupado este asiento?


5. 謝謝！
Xièxie! → ¡Gracias!
Mapa de Rutas y Principales Paradas

Ruta Roja (Red Route)
Va desde 臺北車站 (Taipei Main Station) hasta 台北101, pasando por lugares emblemáticos como:

捷運西門站 (MRT Ximen Station)

小南門 (Xiaonanmen)

萬華車站 (Wanhua Station)

捷運龍山寺站 (MRT Longshan Temple Station)

中正紀念堂 (Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall)

信義永康街口 (Yongkang Street / Dongmen MRT Station)

捷運大安森林公園站 (MRT Daan Forest Park)

信義通化街口 (Tonghua / Xinyi Intersection)

捷運市政府站 (MRT City Hall Station)

捷運忠孝敦化站 (MRT Zhongxiao Dunhua Station)

捷運忠孝復興站 (MRT Zhongxiao Fuxing Station)

華山文創園區 (Huashan Creative Park)



Ruta Azul (Blue Route)
También comienza en 臺北車站 y finaliza en el 故宮博物院 (National Palace Museum), pasando por puntos como:

捷運北門站 (MRT Beimen Station)

延平一站 (Yenping N. St. / Nanjing)

圓環 (Rotary: button street / Nanjing Road Circle)

捷運中山站 (MRT Zhongshan Station)

圓山飯店 (Grand Hotel)

士林官邸 (Shilin Official Residence)




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Frases en chino útiles durante el recorrido

Aquí tienes algunas frases útiles en chino (con pinyin) para usar mientras viajas en el bus turístico:

Frase en chino Pinyin Español

請問下一站是什麼？ Qǐngwèn xià yī zhàn shì shénme? ¿Cuál es la siguiente parada?
我可以在這裡下車嗎？ Wǒ kěyǐ zài zhèlǐ xià chē ma? ¿Puedo bajarme aquí?
我想去故宮博物院 Wǒ xiǎng qù Gùgōng Bówùyuàn Quiero ir al Museo del Palacio Nacional.
我在台北101下車 Wǒ zài Táiběi 101 xià chē Me bajaré en Taipei 101.
請問這條是紅線還是藍線？ Qǐngwèn zhè tiáo shì hóng xiàn háishì lán xiàn? ¿Esta es la línea roja o azul?
謝謝你 Xièxie nǐ Gracias

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