How to Say ‘Your change is 180 dollars’ in Traditional Chinese
找您一百八十元
zhǎo nín yī bǎi bā shí yuán
[zhǎo nin yìbǎi bāshí ywen]
💬 Usage Tip: 找 (zhǎo) usually means "to look for". At a register, though, it means "to give change": 找錢 "give change".
Phrase Breakdown
找您
zhǎo nín
your change is
找 (zhǎo) here means 'give change'. 您 (nín) is the polite 'you'. Together they mean 'here is your change'.
找您二十元。
Here is your change of twenty dollars.
Words in this phrase
找
zhǎo
[zhǎo]
give change
In shopping, to return the extra money to a customer.
老闆找我十塊。
The owner gave me ten dollars change.
您
nín
[nin]
you (polite)
A respectful form of addressing someone, often used in formal situations.
您好，歡迎來到我們的公司。
Hello, welcome to our company.
一百八十元
yī bǎi bā shí yuán
180 dollars
一百 (yìbǎi) means 100 and 八十 (bāshí) means 80. 元 (yuán) means 'dollar'. 一 is said as fourth tone (yì) before the third-tone 百.
這件衣服一百八十元。
This piece of clothing is 180 dollars.
Words in this phrase
一百八十
yī bǎi bā shí
[yìbǎi bāshí]
one hundred eighty
The number 180: one hundred plus eight tens.
這雙鞋子一百八十元。
These shoes are 180 dollars.
元
yuán
[ywen]
yuan; dollar
The currency unit in Taiwan, often referring to New Taiwan dollars in daily speech.
代客泊車收一百元，很多人都覺得合理。
Charging 100 dollars for valet parking seems reasonable to many people.
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