How to Say ‘Additional charge’ in Traditional Chinese
另外收費
lìng wài shōu fèi
[ling why show fay]
💬 Usage Tip: [另外收費] literally means "charge separately," and that's a very common way to talk about extra fees in Taiwan. You can swap the first part: [不另外收費] means "no extra charge."
Phrase Breakdown
另外
lìng wài
[ling why]
in addition; additionally
Used to indicate something extra beyond the standard arrangement, often linked to charges.
這個小蛋糕會另外收費嗎？
Will this small cake cost extra?
收費
shōu fèi
[show fay]
charge a fee; charge money
Means the restaurant charges money for an extra service or item.
這個小蛋糕會另外收費嗎？
Will this small cake cost extra?
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