How to Say ‘A hundred dollars per person’ in Traditional Chinese
每位一百元
měi wèi yì bǎi yuán
[may way yìbǎi yuán]
💬 Usage Tip: 位 (wèi) is the polite counting word for people, and 每位 means "per person". You'll also hear 幾位？ "how many people?" at the door.
Phrase Breakdown
每
měi
[may]
every; each
Used to refer to all members in a group one by one.
每個人都可以分享經驗。
Everyone can share their experience.
位
wèi
[way]
classifier for people (polite)
A respectful measure word used when counting people.
我想認識幾位業界前輩，學習他們的經驗。
I want to meet a few seniors in the industry and learn from their experience.
一百
yì bǎi
[yìbǎi]
one hundred
The number 100.
這本書一百塊。
This book is one hundred dollars.
元
yuán
[yuán]
dollar (yuan)
Unit of currency, used for NT dollars in Taiwan.
一杯茶五十元。
A cup of tea is fifty dollars.
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