Wi-Fi密码是什么？

Grammar: Question Structure

This follows the standard Chinese question structure: Subject + Verb + Question Word. Unlike English, the word order does not invert for questions. Here, '什么' (shén me) acts as the object of the verb '是' (shì).

• Wi-Fi密码 (Wi-Fi mì mǎ): Wi-Fi password
• 是 (shì): is / to be
• 什么 (shén me): what

Natural Reply

The response will usually be a string of numbers or letters. If you don't catch it, you can hand them your phone and say '可以帮我输入吗？' (kě yǐ bāng wǒ shū rù ma? - Can you help me type it in?).

Pronunciation

The word 'Wi-Fi' is commonly pronounced as 'wai fai' in China, mimicking the English pronunciation.

Notes

Use this standard structure to ask for the password after confirming a network is available.