How to Say ‘Fifty dollars’ in Traditional Chinese
五十元
wǔ shí yuán
[wǔ shí yuán]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: For taxi fares in Taiwan, saying a clear amount like 五十元 is normal and direct when checking or challenging the charge. It sounds firmer and more practical than using vague language.
Phrase Breakdown
五十
wǔ shí
[wǔ shí]
fifty yuan
The sum of fifty units of Chinese currency.
這個包包的價錢是五十元。
The price of this bag is fifty yuan.
元
yuán
[yuán]
yuan
Currency unit in China.
紙幣面額有一元、五元等。
The denominations of banknotes include one yuan, five yuan, etc.
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