How to Say ‘Screen’ in Traditional Chinese
螢幕
yíng mù
[ying-moo]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, airport signs and announcements often use [螢幕] for screens and display boards. If someone tells you to [看一下螢幕], they usually mean the flight info display, not your phone.
Phrase Breakdown
螢幕
yíng mù
[ying-moo]
screen
Refers to a display screen, such as the airport monitor showing flight and gate information.
螢幕上顯示這一班開始登機了。
The screen shows that this flight has started boarding.
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