How to Say ‘Give you 20 yuan in change’ in Traditional Chinese
找你二十元
zhǎo nǐ èr shí yuán
[jao nee ar-shrr ywen]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [找你二十元] is the kind of thing a cashier may say while handing back change. In real life they might say the full amount, say nothing, or just hand it over, so don't expect it every time.
Phrase Breakdown
找你
zhǎo nǐ
give you change
Means to return money to you as change.
找你二十元。
Here is 20 yuan change for you.
Words in this phrase
找
zhǎo
[jao]
to give change back
Used by a cashier or seller when returning money.
我找你二十元。
I’ll give you 20 dollars in change.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The person receiving the change.
現在找你二十元。
I’m giving you 20 dollars in change now.
二十元
èr shí yuán
twenty yuan
The amount of change being returned.
找你二十元。
Here is 20 yuan change for you.
Words in this phrase
二十
èr shí
[ar-shrr]
twenty
The amount of change being returned.
店員找你二十元。
The clerk gives you 20 dollars in change.
元
yuán
[ywen]
yuan; dollar
The unit used for the returned amount.
找你二十元，請收好。
Here is 20 dollars in change; please keep it safe.
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