How to Say ‘Excuse me, what time is boarding?’ in Simplified Chinese
请问几点登机？
qǐng wèn jǐ diǎn dēng jī
[ching wun jee dyen dēngjī]
Phrase Breakdown
请问
qǐng wèn
[ching wun]
may I ask; excuse me
A polite phrase used to ask a question or request information.
请问，你们有免费停车吗？
May I ask, do you have free parking?
几
jǐ
[jee]
how many; which
Used in questions to ask for a number or which one.
你妈妈几月几号生日？
When is your mom's birthday?
点
diǎn
[dyen]
o'clock
Used after a number to say an exact hour.
现在三点，不是两点。
It is three o'clock now, not two o'clock.
登机
dēng jī
[dēngjī]
to board a plane
Verb for getting on an airplane.
现在开始登机。
Boarding starts now.
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