HSK1-22 多少钱一斤？
多少钱一斤？
Learn how to ask about prices per unit (斤/两) and bargain in Chinese. This course covers basic weight units and common shopping phrases.
📚 生词 New Words
斤
jīn
pound (unit of weight, 500g)
两
liǎng
tael (unit of weight, 50g)
贵
guì
expensive
便宜
piányi
cheap
卖
mài
to sell
💬 对话 Dialogues
1
苹果多少钱一斤？
Píngguǒ duōshao qián yī jīn?
How much is a pound of apples?
2
三块钱一斤。太贵了！可以便宜吗？
Sān kuài qián yī jīn. Tài guì le! Kěyǐ piányi ma?
Three yuan per pound. Too expensive! Can it be cheaper?
3
好吧，两块五一斤。你要几斤？
Hǎo ba, liǎng kuài wǔ yī jīn. Nǐ yào jǐ jīn?
Okay, two fifty per pound. How many pounds do you want?
📖 语法 Grammar
斤/两: Use 斤 (jīn) for pounds (500g) and 两 (liǎng) for taels (50g). Example: 一斤苹果 (yī jīn píngguǒ) – one pound of apples; 二两肉 (èr liǎng ròu) – two taels of meat.
多少钱: Ask price with '多少钱' (duōshao qián) meaning 'how much money'. Structure: [item] + 多少钱 + [unit]? Example: 这个多少钱？(Zhège duōshao qián?) – How much is this?
可以便宜吗: Bargain with '可以便宜吗？' (Kěyǐ piányi ma?) meaning 'Can it be cheaper?'. Add 太贵了 (tài guì le) – 'too expensive' before asking.
💡 学习提示 Tips
💡 In Chinese markets, prices are often per 斤 (500g). Always ask the unit first.
💡 Use 两 for small amounts (e.g., 二两茶叶 – two taels of tea).
💡 Bargaining is common in markets. Start with '太贵了' and then ask '可以便宜吗？'
