How to Say ‘It's past eleven now, so there's a night surcharge.’ in Traditional Chinese
現在過十一點了,有夜間加成。
xiàn zài guò shí yī diǎn le yǒu yè jiān jiā chéng
[xiànzài guò shíyī diǎn le yoe yèjiān jiāchéng]
Phrase Breakdown
現在過十一點了,
xiàn zài guò shí yī diǎn le
it's past eleven now,
This gives the reason first. Pause briefly at the comma.
現在過十一點了,我們回家吧。
It's past eleven now, let's go home.
Words in this phrase
現在
xiàn zài
[xiànzài]
now
At the present moment or time.
我現在正在工作。
I am working right now.
過
guò
[guò]
pass/cross
To move past or go across.
我們已經過了這座橋。
We already crossed the bridge.
十一點
shí yī diǎn
[shíyī diǎn]
eleven o'clock
The time 11:00.
我十一點睡覺。
I sleep at eleven.
了
le
[le]
completed action marker
Indicates an action has been completed.
他已經走了。
He has already left.
有夜間加成。
yǒu yè jiān jiā chéng
there's a night surcharge.
This explains why the fare is higher.
搭計程車有夜間加成。
Taxis have a night surcharge.
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; there is/are
A basic verb meaning to possess something or that something exists.
我有固定運動,所以精神比較好。
I exercise regularly, so I feel more energetic.
夜間
yè jiān
[yèjiān]
nighttime
During the night hours.
夜間要小心開車。
Drive carefully at night.
加成
jiā chéng
[jiāchéng]
surcharge; extra charge
An added percentage on the fare.
春節期間有加成。
There is a surcharge during Lunar New Year.
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