How to Say ‘One hundred eighty-five dollars.’ in Traditional Chinese
一百八十五塊。
yī bǎi bā shí wǔ kuài
[yìbǎi bāshíwǔ kuài]
💬 Usage Tip: In speech, prices use 塊 (kuài) instead of the written 元. Spoken prices often drop the end too: 一百八 means 180.
Phrase Breakdown
一百八十五
yī bǎi bā shí wǔ
[yìbǎi bāshíwǔ]
one hundred eighty-five
The number 185.
車資是一百八十五元。
The fare is 185 dollars.
塊
kuài
[kuài]
dollar (colloquial)
Spoken measure word for money, equal to 元.
這杯茶五十塊。
This cup of tea is fifty dollars.
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