How to Say ‘Started boarding’ in Traditional Chinese
開始登機了
kāi shǐ dēng jī le
[kai-shrr dung-jee luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [開始] can go directly before an action, and final [了] shows the new situation has begun. So [開始登機了] is literally "boarding has started now."
Phrase Breakdown
開始
kāi shǐ
[kai-shrr]
start; begin
A verb meaning to begin. In this phrase, it indicates that boarding has begun.
我們的班機開始登機了。
Our flight has started boarding.
登機
dēng jī
[dung-jee]
board a plane
A travel word meaning to board the aircraft.
旅客現在可以登機了。
Passengers may board now.
了
le
[luh]
completed action particle; change of state
A particle often used to show a new situation or change of state. Here it shows that boarding has now started.
現在開始登機了。
Boarding has started now.
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