How to Say ‘I received 200 yuan from you.’ in Traditional Chinese
收你兩百元。
shōu nǐ liǎng bǎi yuán
[show nee lyang-bye ywen]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Cashiers in Taiwan often say things like [收你兩百元] out loud as they handle the money. It's a normal way of confirming the amount received, not unusually formal.
Phrase Breakdown
收你
shōu nǐ
charge you; collect from you
Used by a seller to say the price charged to the customer.
我收你一百元。
I'll charge you 100 yuan.
Words in this phrase
收
shōu
[show]
to charge; to receive
In this context, it means to charge someone a certain amount of money.
這次收你兩百元。
This time I’ll charge you 200 dollars.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The customer or person being charged.
今天收你兩百元，可以嗎？
I’ll charge you 200 dollars today, okay?
兩百元
liǎng bǎi yuán
two hundred yuan
The amount being charged.
收你兩百元。
I'll charge you 200 yuan.
Words in this phrase
兩百
liǎng bǎi
[lyang-bye]
two hundred
The charged amount of 200.
老闆收你兩百元。
The boss charges you 200 dollars.
元
yuán
[ywen]
yuan; dollar
The money unit after the amount charged.
收你兩百元，不找零。
I’ll charge you 200 dollars, with no change given.
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