wǒ dìng le fángjiān, míngzi shì...
I booked a room, name is...
几点退房?
What time is departure?
The question is: 几点 (jǐ diǎn) "what time" + 退房 (tuìfáng) "to check out." 退 (tuì) means "to return/withdraw," and 房 (fáng) means "room."
Ask this at a hotel front desk to know the checkout time. It's a common, polite question. You can also say 几点退房?(Jǐ diǎn tuìfáng?) to the staff. If you need to check out later, you might ask 可以晚点退房吗?(Kěyǐ wǎn diǎn tuìfáng ma?)
“What time is departure?” in Chinese is 几点退房? (jǐ diǎn tuìfáng?).
几点退房? is pronounced jǐ diǎn tuìfáng?.
wǒ dìng le fángjiān, míngzi shì...
I booked a room, name is...
wǒ yòng zhège míngzi dìng de fángjiān
I booked a room under this name
wǒ xiǎng bànlǐ rùzhù
I want to check in
zhè shì wǒ de hùzhào
Here's my passport
wǒ de fángjiān zài nǎlǐ?
Where is my room?
fángkǎ kāi bù liǎo mén
The room card does not open the door
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