How to Say ‘One thousand-dollar bill’ in Traditional Chinese
一張一千
yī zhāng yī qiān
[yī jahng yìqiān]
💬 Usage Tip: 張 (zhāng) is the counting word for flat things like bills, tickets, and paper. 一 is read (yì) here, since it comes before a first-tone word.
Phrase Breakdown
一
yī
[yī]
one
Indicates a single item or unit.
我有一隻貓
I have one cat.
張
zhāng
[jahng]
classifier for flat objects
A measure word commonly used for tickets, paper, cards, and similar flat items.
這張全票是今天用的。
This full-fare ticket is for use today.
一千
yī qiān
[yìqiān]
one thousand
The number 1,000; 千 means thousand.
這支手機一千塊。
This phone costs one thousand dollars.
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