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How to Say ‘What's the score now?’ in Traditional Chinese

現在幾比幾?

xiàn zài jǐ bǐ jǐ

[xiànzài jǐ bǐ jǐ]

💬 Usage Tip: 比 (bǐ) works like "to" in scores, and 幾 (jǐ) "how many" asks for the numbers. So the answer just slots numbers in: 二比一 "two to one".

Phrase Breakdown

現在

xiàn zài

[xiànzài]

now

At the present moment.

Example

現在幾點?

What time is it now?

幾比幾?

jǐ bǐ jǐ

what's the score?

Literally "how many to how many," this is how you ask for a score. 比 means "to" in a score.

Example

上半場幾比幾?

What was the first-half score?

Words in this phrase

幾

jǐ

[jǐ]

what (number); which

Asks about a number, as in 幾點 'what time'.

Example

現在幾點?

What time is it now?

比

bǐ

[bǐ]

to (in scores)

Used between two numbers to express a score or ratio.

Example

三比一

three to one

幾

jǐ

[jǐ]

what (number); which

Asks about a number, as in 幾點 'what time'.

Example

現在幾點?

What time is it now?

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