How to Say ‘How much do you weigh?’ in Simplified Chinese
体重多少？
tǐ zhòng duō shǎo
[tǐzhòng dwor-shaow]
💬 Usage Tip: 多少 (duō shǎo) asks "how much" or "how many" for any number you can't guess, such as a weight or a price. No verb is needed here: 体重 "weight" + 多少 is the whole question.
Phrase Breakdown
体重
tǐ zhòng
[tǐzhòng]
body weight
How heavy a person's body is.
我的体重是六十公斤。
My weight is sixty kilograms.
多少
duō shǎo
[dwor-shaow]
how much; how many
Used to ask about amount, often in prices with 钱.
这些苹果多少钱？
How much are these apples?
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