How to Say ‘We're here to check in.’ in Simplified Chinese
我们来办登机手续。
wǒ men lái bàn dēng jī shǒu xù
[waw men lie bahn dung jee show shyoo]
💬 Usage Tip: [来] in [我们来办登机手续] helps frame what you're here to do right now. The pattern [我们来 + verb] is handy for "we're here to..." or "let's...," like [我们来付款] (we're here to pay).
Phrase Breakdown
我们
wǒ men
[waw men]
we; us
A pronoun for a group including the speaker.
我们来办登机手续，不是来托运行李。
We are here to check in, not to drop off luggage.
来
lái
[lie]
to come
Here it shows coming for a purpose: coming to do something.
我们来办登机手续。
We are here to check in.
办登机手续
bàn dēng jī shǒu xù
to check in; to handle boarding procedures
A fixed phrase meaning to complete airline check-in procedures.
先办登机手续。
Check in first.
Words in this phrase
办
bàn
[bahn]
to do; to handle; to process
Used for completing official procedures or tasks.
现在可以办登机手续了。
Now we can check in.
登机
dēng jī
[dung jee]
to board; boarding
Connected with entering the airplane or boarding process.
办完手续以后再登机。
Board after finishing the procedures.
手续
shǒu xù
[show shyoo]
procedure; formalities
Refers to official check-in steps or paperwork.
登机手续在那边办理。
The check-in procedures are handled over there.
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