How to Say ‘Which platform?’ in Traditional Chinese
幾號月台？
jǐ hào yuè tái
[jee haow yweh-tai]
💬 Usage Tip: [幾號] asks "which number," useful for numbered platforms, exits, buses, and roads: [幾號月台？] [幾號出口？]. Put the thing after [幾號].
Phrase Breakdown
幾
jǐ
[jee]
which; how many
Used to ask for a number. Here it asks which numbered platform.
幾號月台要看電子看板。
To know which platform number, you need to check the electronic board.
號
hào
[haow]
number
Used after a numeral to indicate a numbered item, such as platform number 1 or bus number 5.
我的車在三號月台。
My train is at platform 3.
月台
yuè tái
[yweh-tai]
platform
The place at a train or MRT station where passengers wait to board.
月台上不能吃東西。
You cannot eat on the platform.
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