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How to Say ‘There's also a bridge toll, twenty-two yuan.’ in Simplified Chinese

还有过桥费,二十二块。

hái yǒu guò qiáo fèi èr shí èr kuài

[high yoe guòqiáofèi èrshí'èr kwye]

Phrase Breakdown

还有过桥费,

hái yǒu guò qiáo fèi

there's also the bridge toll,

还有 (hái yǒu) adds an extra item. 过桥费 (guòqiáofèi) is the bridge toll. Pause briefly at the comma.

Example

还有过桥费,别忘了。

There's also the bridge toll, don't forget.

Words in this phrase

还

hái

[high]

also; in addition

Adds another item to a list, like 'also' or 'in addition.'

Example

我们还有别的产地豆。

We also have beans from other origins.

有

yǒu

[yoe]

to have; there is/are

Used to say that something or someone exists; here it helps ask whether the seat is taken.

Example

这里有朋友在等你吗?

Is a friend waiting for you here?

过桥费

guò qiáo fèi

[guòqiáofèi]

bridge toll

A fee charged for crossing a bridge.

Example

过桥费要乘客付。

The passenger pays the bridge toll.

二十二块。

èr shí èr kuài

twenty-two yuan.

二十二 (èrshí'èr) is 22. Use 二 (èr) here, not 两 (liǎng).

Example

门票二十二块。

The ticket is twenty-two yuan.

Words in this phrase

二十二

èr shí èr

[èrshí'èr]

twenty-two

The number 22.

Example

我二十二岁。

I am twenty-two years old.

块

kuài

[kwye]

kuai; yuan (informal money unit)

A common spoken measure word for money in Chinese, especially in everyday situations like taxi fares.

Example

这次车费差五块。

This time the taxi fare is short by five kuai.

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