"她们的派对是什么时候？"

Translation: When is their party?

[RemieSmith]

The timing of the words in the audio for this question seems weird. Theres a pause between 派and 对. Is this how a native speaker would speak, or is this a bug of sorts?

[EmreErboke]

probably a problem with the text to speech i don't think anyone would stop in between a noun

[chronicallylate]

What time is their party?

[Kivolamuzikisto]

I think that's fine too. Technically "what time" is a bit more specific than "when" so I think yours is alittle more like "... 派对几点 ... " But yeah, pretty much the same.

[George792719]

I won't accept that as answer though, even though 时候 can mean time.

[MaryEllen24]

( 什么 shénme by itself is What ) but, ( 什么时候 shénme shíhòu ) is When. Literally "what time" but, it translates to English as When 什么时候. Because in English "What time?" means what specific time like 7 pm or 8 pm. But When? Means like what date and time, like, 8pm on Saturday March 12th for instance.

[Dr_Jerry]

For what it's worth, 派对 is a transliteration of the English word "party" so it's kinda easy to remember.

[Dave168907]

"When will their party be" should be accepted. "When is their party" is semantically in the future, just like "Tomorrow is Monday". Reported it.

[2NchgSLr]

他們的派對是甚麼時候? With an audio question this sounds exactly like the "correct" answer. Reported.

[paulosm0]

The translator says 聚会 is also a way to say party? Are they the same thing or is they're a difference?

[RaelCappra]

AFAIK, a 聚会 would be best translated as a "get-together", while 派对 refers to the western-style, loud music and drinking type of party