When traveling abroad and asking friends for the Wi-Fi password, some people find it easier to remember it as eight eights. So how do we express this in English? Is it just saying eight eights? Foreigners might not have the patience to listen to that.

How to Express the Wi-Fi Password?

“What’s the Wi-Fi password?” （Wi-Fi密码是多少？） Or more directly:“What is the Wi-Fi password?” （Wi-Fi密码是什么？） If you are told it is eight eights, how do you say it in English? It’s not just saying eight eights.You can say: “Eight eights” – 八个八 Or say it clearly:“The Wi-Fi password is eight, repeated eight times.”The Wi-Fi password is eight, repeated eight times.How do you say router in English?The word for router in English is “router”.The pronunciation of “router” is /ˈraʊtər/.For example:The router helps to distribute internet connection throughout the house. The router helps to distribute internet connection throughout the house.

How to Say No Wi-Fi in English?

“There is no WiFi.” – 没WiFi了The following sentences are very useful: In a restaurant or café:“Excuse me, is there Wi-Fi available here?” Excuse me, is there Wi-Fi available here?“Could you please tell me the Wi-Fi password?” Could you please tell me the Wi-Fi password?In a home setting:“Hey, the Wi-Fi seems to be down.” – 嘿，Wi-Fi好像断了。“We’re out of Wi-Fi.” – 我们没有Wi-Fi了。In an office or workplace:“Has the Wi-Fi been acting up for anyone else?” Is anyone else having Wi-Fi issues?“The Wi-Fi connection is unstable.” – Wi-Fi连接不稳定。In travel or hotel settings:“Is there complimentary Wi-Fi in the room?” Is there complimentary Wi-Fi in the room?“I can’t seem to connect to the hotel’s Wi-Fi.” I can’t seem to connect to the hotel’s Wi-Fi.In public places:“The Wi-Fi signal here is weak.” – 这里的Wi-Fi信号很弱。“The Wi-Fi network is unavailable.” – Wi-Fi网络不可用。