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How to Say ‘A large is 130 dollars.’ in Traditional Chinese

大碗一百三十塊。

dà wǎn yì bǎi sān shí kuài

[dah wǎn yìbǎi sānshí kuài]

💬 Usage Tip: Prices need no verb: just say the item and then the price. 小碗一百塊 "A small is 100" works the same way.

Phrase Breakdown

大碗

dà wǎn

large bowl

大 is fourth tone and 碗 is third tone. This names the item.

Example

大碗比較好。

The large bowl is better.

Words in this phrase

大

dà

[dah]

big; large

Describes something as large in size or scope.

Example

這裡像一個大家庭,大家都很友善。

This place is like a big family; everyone is very friendly.

碗

wǎn

[wǎn]

bowl

A round, deep dish or basin used for food or liquid.

Example

那個碗很大。

That bowl is very big.

一百三十塊。

yì bǎi sān shí kuài

130 dollars.

一百 is 100 and 三十 is 30. 塊 is the spoken word for 'dollar'. 一 is said yì before 百.

Example

這件衣服一百三十塊。

This piece of clothing is 130 dollars.

Words in this phrase

一百三十

yì bǎi sān shí

[yìbǎi sānshí]

one hundred thirty

The number 130.

Example

這本書一百三十塊。

This book is 130 dollars.

塊

kuài

[kuài]

dollar (colloquial)

Spoken measure word for money, equal to 元.

Example

這杯茶五十塊。

This cup of tea is fifty dollars.

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