How to Say ‘To tap my EasyCard’ in Traditional Chinese
嗶悠遊卡
bì yōu yóu kǎ
[bī yo-yo-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: 嗶 (bī) imitates the beep a card reader makes, and in Taiwan it's used as a verb meaning "to tap" a card. It's casual but completely standard.
Phrase Breakdown
嗶
bì
[bī]
beep; tap (a card)
Colloquial: tap a card on a reader that beeps.
上車記得嗶卡。
Remember to tap your card when boarding.
悠遊卡
yōu yóu kǎ
[yo-yo-kah]
EasyCard
A rechargeable transit smart card widely used in Taiwan for MRT, buses, convenience stores, and more.
悠遊卡可以在便利商店加值。
An EasyCard can be reloaded at convenience stores.
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