How to Say ‘Check in; register’ in Traditional Chinese
報到
bào dào
[baow-daow]
💬 Usage Tip: In Taiwan, [報到] is the normal word for checking in or registering your arrival. You'll also see it outside airports, like at a hotel or event.
Phrase Breakdown
報到
bào dào
[baow-daow]
check in
Used when arriving and registering for a flight.
我要辦理報到,所以先來航空公司櫃檯。
I want to check in, so I came to the airline counter first.
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