How to Say ‘Altogether’ in Traditional Chinese
總共
zǒng gòng
[dzong gong]
💬 Usage Tip: [總共] and [一共] both mean "altogether / in total." In checkout talk, you can use either before the amount: [總共一百八十元] or [一共一百八十元].
Phrase Breakdown
總共
zǒng gòng
[dzong gong]
in total; altogether
Used to ask for or state the full final amount, especially money.
這些東西總共一百八十元。
These things cost 180 dollars in total.
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