How to Say ‘The total is 180 yuan.’ in Traditional Chinese
總共一百八十元。
zǒng gòng yī bǎi bā shí yuán
[dzong-gong ee-bye-ba-shrr ywen]
Phrase Breakdown
總共
zǒng gòng
[dzong-gong]
in total; altogether
Used to give the final total amount after adding things up.
這些東西總共一百八十元。
These things cost 180 dollars in total.
一百八十元
yī bǎi bā shí yuán
one hundred eighty yuan
States the exact total price.
總共一百八十元。
The total is 180 yuan.
Words in this phrase
一百八十
yī bǎi bā shí
[ee-bye-ba-shrr]
one hundred eighty
A number meaning 180, often used for prices or quantities.
這件衣服一百八十元。
This piece of clothing is 180 dollars.
元
yuán
[ywen]
yuan; dollar
The basic money unit in Taiwan Mandarin for prices; often understood as NT dollars in context.
一杯咖啡五十元。
A cup of coffee is 50 dollars.
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