How to Say ‘One hundred seventy centimeters’ in Traditional Chinese
一百七十公分
yì bǎi qī shí gōng fēn
[yìbǎi qīshí gōngfēn]
💬 Usage Tip: In everyday speech the last 十 is often dropped, so 一百七 (yì bǎi qī) means 170, not 107. For 107 you'd say 一百零七 (yì bǎi líng qī).
Phrase Breakdown
一百七十
yì bǎi qī shí
[yìbǎi qīshí]
one hundred seventy
The number 170.
這本書一百七十元。
This book costs 170 dollars.
公分
gōng fēn
[gōngfēn]
centimeter
A metric unit of length; often used for height in Taiwan.
我妹妹一百五十公分。
My younger sister is 150 centimeters.
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