How to Say ‘Free of charge’ in Traditional Chinese
免費的
miǎn fèi de
[myen fay duh]
💬 Usage Tip: When a descriptive word ends the sentence after [是], Mandarin often adds [的]: [是免費的], [是可以的]. That makes [免費的] sound complete here, not like it still needs a noun after it.
Phrase Breakdown
免費
miǎn fèi
[myen fay]
free of charge
Describes something that costs nothing, such as a complimentary cake or candle service.
餐廳有提供免費的小蛋糕。
The restaurant provides a free small cake.
的
de
[duh]
-de; descriptive particle
Used after an adjective to form a descriptive phrase, such as 'free one' or 'free item.'
餐廳有提供免費的小蛋糕。
The restaurant provides a free small cake.
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