How to Say ‘100 dollars’ in Traditional Chinese
一百元
yì bǎi yuán
[ee-bye ywen]
💬 Usage Tip: [元] is the normal Taiwan word for dollars in prices. [一百元] is said with [一] as (yì) here, because [一] changes before a falling tone.
Phrase Breakdown
一百
yì bǎi
[ee-bye]
one hundred
The number one hundred.
如果停車費是一百元，我可以接受。
If the parking fee is 100 dollars, I can accept that.
元
yuán
[ywen]
yuan; dollar
The currency unit in Taiwan, often referring to New Taiwan dollars in daily speech.
代客泊車收一百元，很多人都覺得合理。
Charging 100 dollars for valet parking seems reasonable to many people.
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