How to Say ‘It's thirty-one in total’ in Simplified Chinese
一共三十一
yī gòng sān shí yī
[ee gong sānshíyī]
💬 Usage Tip: Prices are often said as just the number, with no 块 at the end. 一共 (yí gòng) is said with a rising (yí), because a falling tone follows.
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.
三十一
sān shí yī
[sānshíyī]
thirty-one
The number 31; here a price in yuan.
这杯拿铁三十一块。
This latte is 31 yuan.
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