一共多少钱？
yígòng duōshao qián?
How much in total?
How to say 'a bit cheaper' in Chinese
便宜一点
piányi yìdiǎn
A bit cheaper, please
Grammar and structure
This is a phrase with '一点' meaning 'a little'. '便宜' means 'cheap', and '一点' means 'a bit'. It's an imperative request for a lower price.
When to use it
Use this when bargaining in markets or shops. It's a polite way to ask for a discount. Avoid using '便宜' alone; adding '一点' softens the request and makes it more natural.
Frequently asked questions
How do you say “A bit cheaper, please” in Chinese?
“A bit cheaper, please” in Chinese is 便宜一点 (piányi yìdiǎn).
How do you pronounce 便宜一点?
便宜一点 is pronounced piányi yìdiǎn.
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