How to Say ‘Altogether / in total’ in Simplified Chinese
一共
yī gòng
[ee gong]
💬 Usage Tip: [一共] is a handy total-up word: put it before the number to mean "altogether / in total." For example, [一共两件] means "two items in total."
Phrase Breakdown
一共
yī gòng
[ee gong]
altogether; in total
Used to ask or state the total number or total price.
这三件T恤一共多少钱？
How much are these three T-shirts altogether?
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