零钱 (líng qián) — “Small change, loose change” in Chinese
零钱 (líng qián) means “small change, loose change, coins, petty cash” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
small change
loose change
coins
petty cash
柜台的售货员少给我找了零钱。
The clerk at the counter gave me too little change.
这是找给您的零钱。您要个袋子吗？
Here's your change. Would you like a bag?
The characters in 零钱
More words starting with 零
- líng零dīng丁solitary, lonely
- líng零dīng丁dì地alone, solitarily
- líng零jiàn件a component or part of a machine
- líng零jiàn件zhì制zào造Parts manufacturing, Component manufacturing
- líng零jiàn件de的Part, Component
- líng零mài卖retail
- líng零chī吃ér儿snack, nibbles
- líng零chī吃líng零chī吃ér儿snacks, nibbles
- líng零shòu售yè业retail industry, retail business
- líng零shòu售qǐ企yè业retail company, retail enterprise
- líng零shòu售shāng商retailer, dealer
- líng零shòu售jù巨tóu头retail giant, retail behemoth
Frequently asked questions
- What does 零钱 mean in Chinese?
- 零钱 (líng qián) means “small change, loose change, coins, petty cash”.
- How do you pronounce 零钱?
- 零钱 is pronounced líng qián in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “small change” in Chinese?
- “small change” is 零钱 (líng qián) in Chinese.
- How is 零钱 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 零钱, each with pinyin and an English translation.