How to Say ‘Bill; charge’ in Traditional Chinese
計費
jì fèi
[jee fay]
💬 Usage Tip: [計費] is often used for how something is billed, while [收費] is more about charging a fee in general. In everyday conversation, [另外收費] is usually more common than [另外計費].
Phrase Breakdown
計費
jì fèi
[jee fay]
charge; bill
A more formal way to say that something is billed or charged. Often seen in service or payment explanations.
這個加購項目會另外計費。
This add-on item will be billed separately.
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