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How to Say ‘How much is it altogether?’ in Traditional Chinese

總共多少錢?

zǒng gòng duō shǎo qián

[dzong gong dwor shaow chyen]

💬 Usage Tip: [總共多少錢?] is a very reusable shopping pattern: [總共] + [多少錢] = "how much is it altogether?" You can swap [總共] for [一共] with almost no change in meaning.

Phrase Breakdown

總共

zǒng gòng

[dzong gong]

in total; altogether

Used to ask for or state the full final amount, especially money.

Example

請問總共多少錢?

Excuse me, how much is it in total?

多少錢

duō shǎo qián

how much money; how much

A common phrase for asking the price.

Example

這杯咖啡多少錢?

How much is this cup of coffee?

Words in this phrase

多少

duō shǎo

[dwor shaow]

how much; how many

Used to ask about quantity or price.

Example

這些菜總共多少錢?

How much are these vegetables in total?

qián

[chyen]

money

Means money; in questions like 多少錢, it asks about price.

Example

老闆說總共多少錢?

The shop owner said, how much is it in total?

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