外國遊客問:What is 'MTR etiquette' regarding giving up seats?

📖 適合讀者: 外國遊客 ✍️ 我知香港編輯部 📅 更新於 2026-08-28
In Hong Kong's MTR, giving up your seat to the elderly, disabled, pregnant women, or those carrying children is not just polite—it's expected. The MTR has designated 'priority seats' (關愛座) near each door, usually in a different color. While it's not legally enforced, social pressure is strong. If you're sitting in a priority seat and see someone in need, you should offer your seat immediately. In 2023, a survey found that 85% of Hong Kongers would give up their seat if asked. When offering, simply say '唔該,你坐啦' (Excuse me, please sit).

💡 實用貼士

When in doubt, stand up—it's better to offer and be declined than to ignore.

條目資訊

所屬分類文化禮儀 · 香港地道俗語
適合讀者外國遊客
更新日期2026-08-28
條目編號#6594(知識庫共 11563 條)
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