How to Say ‘About seventy-five kilograms’ in Traditional Chinese
大概七十五公斤
dà gài qī shí wǔ gōng jīn
[dàgài qīshíwǔ gōngjīn]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Taiwan uses kilograms and centimeters, so have your numbers ready in metric before you go.
Phrase Breakdown
大概
dà gài
[dàgài]
probably; approximately
Expresses an estimate or likelihood.
大概要等二十分鐘。
It's probably about a twenty-minute wait.
七十五公斤
qī shí wǔ gōng jīn
seventy-five kilograms
七十五 means '75'. 公斤 (gōngjīn) means 'kilogram'.
我六十公斤。
I weigh sixty kilograms.
Words in this phrase
七十五
qī shí wǔ
[qīshíwǔ]
seventy-five
The number 75.
他今年七十五歲。
He is seventy-five this year.
公斤
gōng jīn
[gōngjīn]
kilogram
Unit of weight used in Taiwan for body weight.
這袋米有五公斤。
This bag of rice weighs five kilograms.
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