We were looking for parking lot.
My son asked me, "Why are you keep going."
"I'm looking for parking lot." I told him.
How to say a space that has no car parking?
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Sign up to join this communityWe were looking for parking lot.
My son asked me, "Why are you keep going."
"I'm looking for parking lot." I told him.
How to say a space that has no car parking?
The space in a parking lot where you leave your car after parking it is "officially" called a parking spot or a parking space. You can also refer to it simply as a spot. Parking lots in big cities can consist of hundreds, if not thousands, of such spots. So, your conversation with your son could be rephrased as follows:
— Why do you keep driving, Dad?
— I'm trying to find a free (or open) parking spot to park the car.