How to Say ‘To clock in’ in Traditional Chinese
打卡
dǎ kǎ
[dǎkǎ]
💬 Usage Tip: 打卡 (dǎ kǎ) literally means 'hit the card'. Taiwanese people also use it for checking in at a place on social media.
Phrase Breakdown
打卡
dǎ kǎ
[dǎkǎ]
to clock in/out
To punch or swipe a time card to record attendance at work.
下班前記得打卡。
Remember to clock out before leaving work.
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