<p>It can be translated as below:</p>
<p>&quot;Traveller, where are you going to?&quot;</p>
<p>Or similarly, &quot;Tourist, where is your destination?&quot;</p>
<p>旅行者, 你將去往何方?</p>
<p>旅行者 - Traveller (旅遊者 - tourist)</p>
<p>你 - You</p>
<p>將 - About to, intend to, prepared to (used to indicate a future event, future tense)</p>
<p>去, 往 - both mean &quot;going to&quot; or &quot;toward&quot;, I would eliminate one of these words for clarity.</p>
<p>何方 - where</p>

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# I don’t know Chinese, so can someone help me figure out what this sentence says?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-08-11)

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I don’t know Chinese, but I want to know what the sentence in the attached image says in. I only have the sentence in an image so hopefully you can see it. I apologize for the low picture quality. I hope it doesn’t make it too hard to read.

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### Answer by username_1 on 2021-08-11. Score: 1

It can be translated as below:

"Traveller, where are you going to?"

Or similarly, "Tourist, where is your destination?"

旅行者, 你將去往何方?

旅行者 - Traveller (旅遊者 - tourist)

你 - You

將 - About to, intend to, prepared to (used to indicate a future event, future tense)

去, 往 - both mean "going to" or "toward", I would eliminate one of these words for clarity.

何方 - where


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