kěyǐ yòng jiāotōng kǎ ma?
Can I pay with a transport card?
大概五站。
Go about five stops
大概 (dàgài) means "approximately," 五 (wǔ) means "five," and 站 (zhàn) means "stop." So it's literally "approximately five stops."
Use this to tell someone how many metro stops they need to travel. It's a statement, not a question. If you're asking, say 大概几站? (dàgài jǐ zhàn?) — "about how many stops?" Don't use 站 for bus stops — that's 车站 (chēzhàn) or 公交站 (gōngjiāo zhàn).
“Go about five stops” in Chinese is 大概五站。 (dàgài wǔ zhàn).
大概五站。 is pronounced dàgài wǔ zhàn.
kěyǐ yòng jiāotōng kǎ ma?
Can I pay with a transport card?
zuìjìn de dìtiě zhàn zài nǎlǐ?
Where is the nearest subway station?
kěyǐ sǎomǎ jìnzhàn ma?
Can I enter with a QR code?
zài nǎlǐ huànchéng?
Where is the transfer?
huànchéng yī hào xiàn
Transfer to the first line
kěyǐ zài shuō yí biàn ma?
Could you say that again?
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