kěyǐ yòng jiāotōng kǎ ma?
Can I pay with a transport card?
可以扫码进站吗?
Can I enter with a QR code?
The structure is: 可以 (kěyǐ) "can" + 扫码 (sǎomǎ) "scan a QR code" + 进站 (jìnzhàn) "enter the station" + 吗 (ma) question particle. It's a polite inquiry.
Use this at a metro or train station when you're unsure if QR code entry is allowed. It's polite and useful for tourists. English speakers might say "Can I scan to enter?" but 扫码进站 is the specific phrase for this action.
“Can I enter with a QR code?” in Chinese is 可以扫码进站吗? (kěyǐ sǎomǎ jìnzhàn ma?).
可以扫码进站吗? is pronounced kěyǐ sǎomǎ jìnzhàn ma?.
kěyǐ yòng jiāotōng kǎ ma?
Can I pay with a transport card?
zuìjìn de dìtiě zhàn zài nǎlǐ?
Where is the nearest subway station?
dàgài wǔ zhàn
Go about five stops
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?
Tomyo
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