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How do you say "i would like to check in" in Chinese?
我想报个平安
wǒ xiǎng bào gè píng ān
In Chinese, "i would like to check in" is 我想报个平安 (wǒ xiǎng bào gè píng ān).
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Pronunciation
wǒ xiǎng bào gè píng ān is voiced with "wǒ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "xiǎng" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "bào" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "gè" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "píng" pushed upward like a question (second tone), then "ān" held flat and high (first tone).
Writing and usage
我想报个平安 is written using hanzi. It's a phrase, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.
Example sentence
i would like to check in
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How to remember 我想报个平安
Picture i would like to check in while you say "wǒ xiǎng bào gè píng ān" — the sound rhymes loosely with "woh shyahng bow guh peeng ahn", which is your cue to think of i would like to check in.
Related words
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- how do you say this 你怎么说呢
- i would like to order 我想点餐
- is there a discount 有折扣吗？
- where can i buy tickets 我在哪里可以买票
- what time does it open 几点开门
- what time does it close 几点关门
- can i have the menu 我能要菜单吗
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Questions about 我想报个平安
How do you pronounce 我想报个平安?
wǒ xiǎng bào gè píng ān is voiced with "wǒ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "xiǎng" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "bào" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "gè" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "píng" pushed upward like a question (second tone), then "ān" held flat and high (first tone).
Is 我想报个平安 formal or casual?
我想报个平安 is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is 我想报个平安 used in Chinese?
我想报个平安 is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i would like to check in).
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