How to ask "How many stops to this station?" in Chinese

到这个站有几站?

dào zhège zhàn yǒu jǐ zhàn?

How many stops are there to this station?

Grammar and structure

到 (dào) means "to arrive at," 这个站 (zhège zhàn) is "this station," 有 (yǒu) means "there are," and 几站 (jǐ zhàn) means "how many stops." The structure is: 到 + [destination] + 有 + 几站?

When to use it

Say this to a fellow passenger or transit staff when you're on a train or bus and want to count stops. It's neutral in tone and works in both formal and casual settings. Avoid using 多少站 (duōshao zhàn) instead of 几站 (jǐ zhàn); 几 implies a small number, which is natural for stops, while 多少 is more general.

Frequently asked questions

How do you say “How many stops are there to this station?” in Chinese?

“How many stops are there to this station?” in Chinese is 到这个站有几站? (dào zhège zhàn yǒu jǐ zhàn?).

How do you pronounce 到这个站有几站??

到这个站有几站? is pronounced dào zhège zhàn yǒu jǐ zhàn?.

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