How to Say ‘I'll just charge you 200.’ in Traditional Chinese
算你兩百就好。
suàn nǐ liǎng bǎi jiù hǎo
[suàn nǐ liǎng bǎi jyoh hao]
Phrase Breakdown
算你兩百
suàn nǐ liǎng bǎi
I'll charge you two hundred
算你 (charge you / count it for you) + 兩百 (200). Both 你 and 兩 are third tone, so 你 is said in a rising tone: suán nǐ → suàn ní liǎng bǎi.
這些算你兩百。
I'll charge you two hundred for these.
Words in this phrase
算
suàn
[suàn]
to charge
To count a price for someone
老闆算我便宜一點。
The boss charged me a bit less.
你
nǐ
[nǐ]
you
Refers to the person being spoken to.
你今天看起來很高興。
You look happy today.
兩百
liǎng bǎi
[liǎng bǎi]
two hundred
The numerical value 200.
這件衣服值兩百元。
This piece of clothing is worth 200 dollars.
就好。
jiù hǎo
that's all / just
就好 means "just that is fine." Here it signals a friendly discount: "just two hundred."
給我一杯就好。
Just one cup for me is fine.
Words in this phrase
就
jiù
[jyoh]
just; simply
Shows that one simple action is enough.
他們說來就好了，你別太緊張。
They said just coming is enough, so don't be too nervous.
好
hǎo
[hao]
okay; good
A positive response meaning 'okay' or 'good.'
你說想認識我更多一點，我聽了只想說好啊。
You said you wanted to get to know me better, and all I wanted to say was 'sure.'
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