How to Say ‘Two thousand dollars’ in Traditional Chinese
兩千元
liǎng qiān yuán
[liǎng qiān yuán]
💬 Usage Tip: 兩千元 uses 兩, not 二, because Chinese usually prefers 兩 before units like 千. The same pattern gives 兩百元 and 兩萬塊.
Phrase Breakdown
兩千
liǎng qiān
[liǎng qiān]
two thousand
A number representing two thousand.
這個包包兩千元。
This bag is two thousand dollars.
元
yuán
[yuán]
dollar
The basic unit of money in Taiwan.
這杯咖啡只要兩千元?
Does this cup of coffee only cost two thousand dollars?
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