How to Say ‘Here's ten dollars change.’ in Traditional Chinese
找您十塊
zhǎo nín shí kuài
[jao nin shí kuài]
💬 Usage Tip: 找 (zhǎo) usually means "look for", but at a till it means "give back change": 找您十塊 is the clerk returning your ten.
Phrase Breakdown
找
zhǎo
[jao]
to give change back
Used in shopping when the seller returns money to the buyer.
店員要找我五十元。
The clerk needs to give me 50 dollars in change.
您
nín
[nin]
you (polite)
A respectful form of addressing someone, often used in formal situations.
您好，歡迎來到我們的公司。
Hello, welcome to our company.
十
shí
[shí]
ten
The number ten.
餅乾有十塊。
There are ten cookies.
塊
kuài
[kuài]
dollar (colloquial)
Spoken measure word for money, equal to 元.
這杯茶五十塊。
This cup of tea is fifty dollars.
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