How to Say ‘I want to check in.’ in Traditional Chinese
我要報到。
wǒ yào bào dào
[waw yow bàodào]
Phrase Breakdown
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
A first-person pronoun meaning I or me.
我想買一件藍色的T恤。
I want to buy a blue T-shirt.
要
yào
[yow]
want to; need to; going to
A very common verb used for intention, desire, or immediate plan.
我們要在前面的巷口下車。
We want to get off at the alley entrance up ahead.
報到
bào dào
[bàodào]
to check in
To register for a flight.
你報到了嗎？
Have you checked in?
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