mén piào
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我要买两张门票。
wǒ yào mǎi liǎng zhāng mén piào.
I want to buy two tickets.
门票多少钱一张？
mén piào duōshǎo qián yī zhāng?
How much is one ticket?
请给我一张门票。
qǐng gěi wǒ yī zhāng mén piào.
Please give me one ticket.
入场券 (rùchǎngquàn)
admission ticket
门券 (ménquàn)
ticket
票 (piào)
ticket
免费 (miǎnfèi)
free
赠票 (zèngpiào)
complimentary ticket
The Chinese word 门票 (ménpiào) for "ticket" is composed of two characters: 门 (mén) and 票 (piào). The character 门 (mén) originally meant "door" or "gate", but it has also been used to refer to an entrance or a place of entry. The character 票 (piào) originally meant "a piece of paper" or "a document", but it has also been used to refer to a ticket or a pass. The combination of these two characters, 门票 (ménpiào), creates a word that specifically refers to a ticket that allows someone to enter a place.
