How to Say ‘Where is the check-in counter?’ in Traditional Chinese
報到櫃檯在哪裡？
bào dào guì tái zài nǎ lǐ
[baow daow gway tai dzai na lee]
💬 Usage Tip: [在哪裡？] is the standard way to ask where something is: just put the place or thing before it, like [廁所在哪裡？]. You don't need a verb like "is" here.
Phrase Breakdown
報到
bào dào
[baow daow]
check in
To register for your flight before departure.
我們先去報到櫃檯辦理報到。
Let's first go to the check-in counter to check in.
櫃檯
guì tái
[gway tai]
counter
A service desk where airport staff help passengers.
報到櫃檯前面已經排很多人。
There are already many people lined up in front of the counter.
在
zài
[dzai]
at; in; located at
A common word used to show location.
報到櫃檯在一樓。
The check-in counter is on the first floor.
哪裡
nǎ lǐ
[na lee]
where
A question word used to ask about location.
報到櫃檯在哪裡？我找不到。
Where is the check-in counter? I can't find it.
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