How to Say ‘Wait for your number to be called’ in Traditional Chinese
等叫號
děng jiào hào
[děng jiàohào]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Numbers are usually announced by an automated voice in Mandarin and shown on screens with a counter number. Watch the screen rather than relying only on the audio.
Phrase Breakdown
等
děng
[děng]
to wait
To stay in one place until a certain time or event.
我在等車。
I am waiting for the bus.
叫號
jiào hào
[jiàohào]
to call a number
When a counter calls out the next queue number.
請注意叫號。
Please pay attention to the number being called.
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