How to Say ‘28 yuan altogether’ in Simplified Chinese
一共二十八块
yī gòng èr shí bā kuài
[ee gong èrshíbā kuài]
💬 Usage Tip: 一共 (yí gòng) means "in total". Here 一 is read (yí), not (yī), because it comes before the falling tone of 共.
Phrase Breakdown
一共
yī gòng
[ee gong]
altogether; in total
Used to give or ask for the total number.
一共四位，大人两位，小朋友两位。
There are four people in total: two adults and two children.
二十八
èr shí bā
[èrshíbā]
twenty-eight
The number 28.
我有二十八个同学。
I have twenty-eight classmates.
块
kuài
[kuài]
yuan (colloquial)
Spoken unit of Chinese money, same as 元.
这杯咖啡二十块。
This coffee is twenty yuan.
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