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物价 (wù jià) — how to say "prices" in Chinese
物价
Prices
noun
Character composition
物
thing
价
price
Radicals / Keys
牛
Cow
#93 · niú · 4 strokes
人
Man
#9 · rén · 2 strokes
Collocations
物价稳定
wùjià wěndìng
prices are stable
物价上涨
wùjià shàngzhǎng
prices rise
Examples
最近物价上涨了很多。
Prices have risen a lot recently.
物价很高。
Prices are very high.
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Frequently asked questions
How to say prices in Mandarin?
"prices" in Chinese is 物价 (wù jià).
Wu jia meaning in Chinese
物价 (wù jià) means "Prices".
How is 物价 pronounced?
It is pronounced wù jià (written as wu jia, wujia). You can listen to the pronunciation on this page.
How do you write "prices" in Chinese characters?
It is written 物价: 物 has 8 strokes, 价 has 6 strokes. The Writing section above animates the stroke order of each character and lets you trace it.
What HSK 3.0 level is 物价?
物价 is on the HSK 3.0 level 5 word list. It is not part of the six-level HSK 2.0 lists.
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