How to Say ‘Extra charge’ in Traditional Chinese
多收一點車資
💬 Usage Tip: Indicates that additional money is being requested.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Knowing this phrase helps to address unexpected additional fares.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
多
[duō]
more
To an additional degree or extent.
這位司機多收我們一點車資。
This driver charged us a little more fare.
收
[shōu]
charge
To demand or ask for a payment.
這位司機多收我們一點車資。
This driver charged us a little more fare.
一點
[yī diǎn]
a little
A small amount or degree.
這位司機多收我們一點車資。
This driver charged us a little more fare.
車資
[chē zī]
fare
The money paid for a journey in a vehicle.
這位司機多收我們一點車資。
This driver charged us a little more fare.
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