How to Say ‘How much is the fare?’ in Traditional Chinese
車資多少？
chē zī duō shǎo
[chuh-dzih dwor-shaow]
💬 Usage Tip: [多少] asks "how much / how many" and comes after the thing you're asking about: [車資多少？] or [這個多少錢？]. [多少錢] is more specific for price, while [多少] stays broader.
Phrase Breakdown
車資
chē zī
[chuh-dzih]
fare
The money you need to pay for transportation, such as a taxi, bus, or train.
這段路的車資不貴。
The fare for this part of the trip is not expensive.
多少
duō shǎo
[dwor-shaow]
how much; how many
Used to ask about quantity or price. Here it asks about the amount of money.
車資多少我先付。
I’ll pay however much the fare is first.
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