How to Say ‘Twenty-two yuan.’ in Simplified Chinese
二十二块。
èr shí èr kuài
[èrshí'èr kwye]
Phrase Breakdown
二十二
èr shí èr
[èrshí'èr]
twenty-two
The number 22.
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.
这次车费差五块。
This time the taxi fare is short by five kuai.
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