How to Say ‘One hundred’ in Traditional Chinese
一百
yì bǎi
[ee bai]
💬 Usage Tip: For 200, 2,000, and so on, Mandarin usually uses [兩] before bigger units, so [兩百] is more natural than [二百] in everyday speech. But [二] still appears in things like phone numbers or room numbers.
Phrase Breakdown
一百
yì bǎi
[ee bai]
one hundred
The number 100.
這個包包一百元。
This bag is 100 dollars.
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