How to say “What floor is the room on?” in Chinese
“What floor is the room on?” in Chinese is 房间在几楼？, written in pinyin as Fángjiān zài jǐ lóu?.
房间在几楼？
Fángjiān zài jǐ lóu?
What floor is the room on?
Word by word
What each part of 房间在几楼？ actually means.
- 房间fángjiānroom
- 在zàito be on
- 几jǐhow many
- 楼lóufloor / building
When you use it
Chinese lifts often label floors as 1F, 2F. Note that 一楼 is the ground floor, not the first floor up.
Use 房间在几楼？ in hotel situations. Check in, check out and fix things in your room.
Common questions
- How do you say "What floor is the room on?" in Chinese?
- "What floor is the room on?" in Chinese is 房间在几楼？ — written in pinyin as Fángjiān zài jǐ lóu?. It is a hotel phrase you would use in China.
- What does 房间在几楼？ mean in Chinese?
- 房间在几楼？ (Fángjiān zài jǐ lóu?) means "What floor is the room on?". Broken down word by word: 房间 (fángjiān) means "room"; 在 (zài) means "to be on"; 几 (jǐ) means "how many"; 楼 (lóu) means "floor / building".
- When would you use "What floor is the room on?" in Chinese?
- Chinese lifts often label floors as 1F, 2F. Note that 一楼 is the ground floor, not the first floor up. You would say 房间在几楼？ (Fángjiān zài jǐ lóu?) in everyday conversation.
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