Mima zai fangka shang (密码在房卡上): Password on room key card

密码在房卡上。

mìmǎ zài fángkǎ shàng

The password is on the room key card

Character breakdown

密

secret

mì

码

code

mǎ

在

to be at

zài

房

room

fáng

卡

card

kǎ

上

shàng

Grammar and structure

The sentence structure is: 密码 (mìmǎ) "password" + 在 (zài) "is at" + 房卡 (fángkǎ) "room key card" + 上 (shàng) "on." It follows the pattern: subject + 在 + location + 上.

Variations and politeness

密码在这里

mìmǎ zài zhèlǐ

The password is here. — Shorter and less formal.

房卡上的密码

fángkǎ shàng de mìmǎ

The password on the room key card. — Slightly different word order.

Mini dialogue

请问，密码在哪里？

Qǐngwèn, mìmǎ zài nǎlǐ?

Excuse me, where is the password?

密码在房卡上。

Mìmǎ zài fángkǎ shàng.

The password is on the room key card.

When to use it

Appropriate

When telling a hotel guest where to find the Wi-Fi password or door code.
When the password is physically printed on or attached to the room key card.
When you need to give a clear, neutral instruction about locating the password.

Avoid when

When the password is not on a physical card, but sent digitally or given verbally.
When speaking to someone who doesn't have the room key card, as it would be confusing.

Frequently asked questions

How do you say "The password is on the room key card" in Chinese?

You say "密码在房卡上。" (mìmǎ zài fángkǎ shàng).

How do you pronounce "密码在房卡上"?

It is pronounced "mìmǎ zài fángkǎ shàng". The tones are: mì (4th tone), mǎ (3rd tone), zài (4th tone), fáng (2nd tone), kǎ (3rd tone), shàng (4th tone).

When do you use "密码在房卡上"?

Use it in a hotel context when telling someone that the password (for Wi-Fi or a door code) is written on the room key card. It is a neutral, practical statement.