How to Say ‘How much is this?’ in Traditional Chinese
這個多少錢？
zhè gè duō shǎo qián
[zhè guh duōshǎo qián]
💬 Usage Tip: 多少錢 is the standard "how much?" and comes after the item: 這個多少錢？, 那個多少錢？.
Phrase Breakdown
這個
zhè gè
this one
個 is light. Taiwanese speakers often say 'zhè ge' or 'zhèi ge'.
這個很好吃。
This one is delicious.
Words in this phrase
這
zhè
[zhè]
this
Indicates a specific object mentioned or nearby.
殘劍的這張字表達了他的思想。
Broken Sword's piece of calligraphy expresses his thoughts.
個
gè
[guh]
measure word; individual
A common classifier used for people or many general nouns.
每個人對文化都有不同看法。
Each person has a different view of culture.
多少錢？
duō shǎo qián
how much money?
The standard way to ask a price: 'duō shǎo qián'.
一杯多少錢？
How much is one cup?
Words in this phrase
多少
duō shǎo
[duōshǎo]
what (number)
Used to ask for a specific number, such as a phone or room number.
你的房間號碼是多少？
What is your room number?
錢
qián
[qián]
money
Money; used in asking prices.
我沒有錢了。
I have no money left.
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