How to Say ‘One adult ticket, please.’ in Traditional Chinese
一張全票，謝謝。
yī zhāng quán piào xiè xiè
[ee jahng chywen-pyaow shyeh-shyeh]
💬 Usage Tip: [一張] uses [張], the counting word for flat things like tickets, paper, and cards: [一張票], [兩張卡]. Also note [一] is pronounced (yí) before [張], not (yī).
Phrase Breakdown
一張
yī zhāng
one ticket
Count word + quantity, commonly used when buying tickets.
我要一張票。
I want one ticket.
Words in this phrase
一
yī
[ee]
one
The number one. Often used when buying one ticket or one item.
我要一張全票。
I’d like one full-fare ticket.
張
zhāng
[jahng]
classifier for flat objects
A measure word commonly used for tickets, paper, cards, and similar flat items.
這張全票是今天用的。
This full-fare ticket is for use today.
全票
quán piào
[chywen-pyaow]
full-fare ticket
A regular adult ticket, not a discounted student, child, or senior ticket.
我要買一張全票去台中。
I want to buy one full-fare ticket to Taichung.
謝謝
xiè xiè
[shyeh-shyeh]
thank you
A polite expression used when receiving help, service, or an item.
給我一張全票，謝謝。
Please give me one full-fare ticket, thank you.
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