How to Say ‘How much is it?’ in Traditional Chinese
多少錢？
duō shǎo qián
[dwaw-shaow chyen]
Phrase Breakdown
多少
duō shǎo
[dwaw-shaow]
how much; how many
Used to ask about quantity or price. In shopping and dining, it often means “how much.”
這個便當多少錢？
How much is this lunchbox?
錢
qián
[chyen]
money
Means “money.” In price questions, it refers to the amount of money something costs.
我想知道這杯飲料多少錢。
I want to know how much this drink costs.
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