How to Say ‘How much is it altogether?’ in Simplified Chinese
一共多少钱？
yī gòng duō shǎo qián
[ee-gong dwor-shaow chyen]
Phrase Breakdown
一共
yī gòng
[ee-gong]
in total
Used to ask for the final total, especially the bill.
这些东西一共多少钱？
How much are these things in total?
多少钱
duō shǎo qián
how much money; how much
A common way to ask the price.
这个多少钱？
How much is this?
Words in this phrase
多少
duō shǎo
[dwor-shaow]
how much; how many
Here it asks about price or amount.
今天的菜多少钱？
How much are today's vegetables?
钱
qián
[chyen]
money
Refers to money or cash.
我有四十八块钱。
I have 48 yuan.
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