How to Say ‘There's a night surcharge’ in Traditional Chinese
有夜間加成
yǒu yè jiān jiā chéng
[yoe yèjiān jiāchéng]
💬 Usage Tip: 有 works on its own to mean "there is", with no word for "there" needed. For example, 有問題 means "there's a problem".
Phrase Breakdown
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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