High-Speed Train Carriage Chinese Vocabulary

Chinese High-Speed Train Carriage Vocabulary

7 essential Chinese words you’ll use at a high-speed train carriage — with pinyin, English meaning, and an example sentence.

• 座位号zuòwèihàoSeat number

  我的座位号是12A。 · Wǒ de zuòwèi hào shì shíèr A.My seat number is 12A.

• 靠窗座位kào chuāng zuòwèiWindow seat

  我喜欢靠窗座位，可以看风景。 · Wǒ xǐhuān kào chuāng zuòwèi, kěyǐ kàn fēngjǐng.I prefer a window seat to see the scenery.

• 靠过道座位kào guòdào zuòwèiAisle seat

  我是靠过道的座位。 · Wǒ shì kào guòdào de zuòwèi.I have an aisle seat.

• 行李架xínglǐjiàOverhead luggage rack

  请把行李箱放到行李架上。 · Qǐng bǎ xínglixiāng fàngdào xínglǐjià shàng.Please put your suitcase on the overhead luggage rack.

• 乘务员chéngwùyuánConductor

  乘务员正在查票。 · Chéngwùyuán zhèngzài chá piào.The conductor is checking tickets.

• 小桌板xiǎozhuōbǎnTray table

  把小桌板放下来。 · Bǎ xiǎo zhuōbǎn fàng xiàlái.Fold down the tray table.

• 热水rèshuǐHot water

  车厢末尾可以接热水。 · Chēxiāng mòwěi kěyǐ jiē rè shuǐ.You can get hot water at the end of the carriage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Chinese words do you need at a high-speed train carriage?

This high-speed train carriage vocabulary list covers 7 essential Chinese words, including Seat number, Window seat, Aisle seat, Overhead luggage rack, Conductor. Each word comes with pinyin and an example sentence so you can use it in context.

How do you say common high-speed train carriage phrases in Chinese?

Useful high-speed train carriage vocabulary includes 座位号 (zuòwèihào) – Seat number; 靠窗座位 (kào chuāng zuòwèi) – Window seat; 靠过道座位 (kào guòdào zuòwèi) – Aisle seat, and more in the full list above — each with pinyin and an example sentence.

Is this Chinese high-speed train carriage vocabulary good for beginners?

Yes. These are everyday, beginner-friendly words. In the LingoTouch app each one includes native audio and pinyin, so you can learn the pronunciation as well as the meaning.

How can I practice these Chinese high-speed train carriage words?

In LingoTouch you learn high-speed train carriage vocabulary by tapping real objects in the scene, then practice with listening and speaking exercises — turning this word list into words you can actually use.