几点退房？
jǐ diǎn tuìfáng?
What time is departure?
How to say "Departure tomorrow at 12:00" in Chinese
明天中午十二点退房。
míngtiān zhōngwǔ shí'èr diǎn tuìfáng
Departure tomorrow at 12:00
Grammar and structure
This is a statement: 'míngtiān' (tomorrow), 'zhōngwǔ' (noon), 'shí'èr diǎn' (12 o'clock), and 'tuìfáng' (check out). No verb 'to be' is needed.
When to use it
Say this to hotel staff when confirming your checkout time. It's direct and factual, appropriate for any register. Avoid using it as a question; it's a statement of fact.
Frequently asked questions
How do you say “Departure tomorrow at 12:00” in Chinese?
“Departure tomorrow at 12:00” in Chinese is 明天中午十二点退房。 (míngtiān zhōngwǔ shí'èr diǎn tuìfáng).
How do you pronounce 明天中午十二点退房。?
明天中午十二点退房。 is pronounced míngtiān zhōngwǔ shí'èr diǎn tuìfáng.
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