How to Say ‘Your flight is boarding now.’ in Traditional Chinese
您的班機現在開始登機。
nín de bān jī xiàn zài kāi shǐ dēng jī
[neen duh ban jee shyen dzeye kai shr dung jee]
💬 Usage Tip: [開始] goes before the action that's starting: [開始登機] "start boarding," [開始吃飯] "start eating." [現在] usually comes before [開始] when you mean "now."
Phrase Breakdown
您
nín
[neen]
you; your (polite)
A respectful form used to address passengers politely.
您好，您的護照在這裡。
Hello, your passport is here.
的
de
[duh]
possessive particle; of
Shows possession or connection.
您的登機門改了。
Your boarding gate has changed.
班機
bān jī
[ban jee]
flight
An airplane service taking passengers to a destination.
您的班機是八點起飛。
Your flight departs at eight o'clock.
現在
xiàn zài
[shyen dzeye]
now; at the moment
Refers to the present time.
現在可以過安檢了。
You can go through security now.
開始
kāi shǐ
[kai shr]
begin; start
Used when an action is about to happen or has just started.
登機快要開始了。
Boarding is about to start.
登機
dēng jī
[dung jee]
board the plane
The action of getting onto the airplane before departure.
請準備登機。
Please get ready to board.
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