How to Say ‘Three thousand dollars’ in Traditional Chinese
三千元
sān qiān yuán
[sānqiān yuán]
💬 Usage Tip: 元 (yuán) is the written and formal word for dollar. In casual speech you'll mostly hear 塊 (kuài) instead: 三千塊.
Phrase Breakdown
三千
sān qiān
[sānqiān]
three thousand
The number 3,000.
這頓飯要三千塊。
This meal costs three thousand dollars.
元
yuán
[yuán]
dollar (NT$)
Formal unit of currency, used for New Taiwan dollars.
一共五百元。
Five hundred dollars in total.
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