Asking for the Wi-Fi password in English
How to ask for the Wi-Fi password at a café, and what to say when it doesn't work.
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Key phrases
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Ask if this place has it
Direct: What's the Wi-Fi password?
Your device says it's wrong.
Can't get on: I can't connect.
It works now!
case-sensitive = upper/lowercase matters, capital = capital letter
Ask if an outlet is nearby
US: outlet, UK: socket
Quick answers
Ask after you order: what to say in English
Say “Do you have Wi-Fi here?” — ask if this place has it. Direct: What's the Wi-Fi password?
Your phone says the password is wrong: what to say in English
Say “It says the password is wrong.” — your device says it's wrong. Can't get on: I can't connect.
Staff “It's case-sensitive”: what to say in English
Say “It's working now!” — it works now. case-sensitive = upper/lowercase matters, capital = capital letter.
Phone battery is low: what to say in English
Say “Is there an outlet near here?” — ask if an outlet is nearby. US: outlet, UK: socket.