How to Say ‘Charge you; collect from you’ in Traditional Chinese
收你
shōu nǐ
[show nee]
💬 Usage Tip: In shop language, [收你] means "receive from you," usually followed by an amount: [收你兩百元]. It's a set pattern cashiers use when handling your payment.
Phrase Breakdown
收
shōu
[show]
to receive; to charge
In shops, 收 can mean to take payment from someone.
今天收你一百元。
Today I’ll charge you 100 dollars.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The person who is paying or being addressed.
這次收你比較少。
This time I’ll charge you a bit less.
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