How to say “I'd like to check out” in Chinese
“I'd like to check out” in Chinese is 我要退房。, written in pinyin as Wǒ yào tuìfáng..
我要退房。
Wǒ yào tuìfáng.
I'd like to check out.
Word by word
What each part of 我要退房。 actually means.
- 我wǒI
- 要yàoto want
- 退房tuìfángto check out
When you use it
退房 literally means "return the room". Hand back the key card while you say it.
Use 我要退房。 in hotel situations. Check in, check out and fix things in your room.
Common questions
- How do you say "I'd like to check out" in Chinese?
- "I'd like to check out" in Chinese is 我要退房。 — written in pinyin as Wǒ yào tuìfáng.. It is a hotel phrase you would use in China.
- What does 我要退房。 mean in Chinese?
- 我要退房。 (Wǒ yào tuìfáng.) means "I'd like to check out". Broken down word by word: 我 (wǒ) means "I"; 要 (yào) means "to want"; 退房 (tuìfáng) means "to check out".
- When would you use "I'd like to check out" in Chinese?
- 退房 literally means "return the room". Hand back the key card while you say it. You would say 我要退房。 (Wǒ yào tuìfáng.) in everyday conversation.
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