How to Say ‘What time is boarding?’ in Traditional Chinese
幾點開始登機？
jǐ diǎn kāi shǐ dēng jī
[jee dyen kai shr dung jee]
💬 Usage Tip: [幾點] asks "what time," and it goes before the verb: [幾點出發？] [幾點開始登機？]. It's for clock time, not duration.
Phrase Breakdown
幾
jǐ
[jee]
how many; what (for numbers)
Used to ask about an unknown small number or quantity.
您幾點到機場？
What time did you arrive at the airport?
點
diǎn
[dyen]
o'clock; dot; point
Used for telling time in hours.
現在是七點。
It is seven o'clock now.
開始
kāi shǐ
[kai shr]
begin; start
Marks the beginning of an action or event.
報到幾點開始？
What time does check-in start?
登機
dēng jī
[dung jee]
board the plane
To get on the airplane for departure.
我們要去登機了。
We are going to board now.
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