How to Say ‘Where is baggage claim?’ in Simplified Chinese
行李提取处在哪里？
xíng lǐ tí qǔ chù zài nǎ lǐ
[xíngli tíqǔ chù dzeye nah lee]
Phrase Breakdown
行李提取处
xíng lǐ tí qǔ chù
baggage claim
行李 (xíngli) means 'luggage', 提取 (tíqǔ) means 'pick up', and 处 (chù) means 'place'. Note that 行 is read xíng here.
行李提取处人很多。
There are many people at baggage claim.
Words in this phrase
行李
xíng lǐ
[xíngli]
luggage; baggage
Bags and suitcases you carry when traveling.
我的行李丢了。
My luggage is lost.
提取
tí qǔ
[tíqǔ]
to collect; to retrieve
To pick up or take out something stored.
我去银行提取现金。
I'm going to the bank to withdraw cash.
处
chù
[chù]
place; office
A place or counter for a specific service.
售票处在门口。
The ticket office is at the entrance.
在哪里？
zài nǎ lǐ
where is it?
在 (zài) means 'is at' and 哪里 (nǎlǐ) means 'where'. 哪 is often said close to a second tone before 里.
洗手间在哪里？
Where is the restroom?
Words in this phrase
在
zài
[dzeye]
to be at; in; on
Used to show location or position.
洗手间在二楼。
The restroom is on the second floor.
哪里
nǎ lǐ
[nah lee]
where
A question word meaning 'where,' used to ask about location.
你家在哪里？
Where is your home?
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