How to say “set a price” in Chinese
set a price; fixed price
“Set a price” in Chinese is 定价, dìng jià: the meaning, a recording of how it sounds, the characters stroke by stroke.
How to pronounce it
定价 is read dìng jià: 2 syllables. The tone is part of the word: with another melody you get another word, or just a jumble of sounds.
How to write it
On top, 宀 “roof”.
On the left, 亻 “person”; on the right, 介 jiè — as in 界 jiè.
Strokes go in order: top to bottom and left to right, horizontal before vertical. Tap a character to open its page, with the strokes shown large and the words it appears in. To train your hand, print a handwriting sheet for “定价”.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you say “set a price” in Chinese?
“Set a price” in Chinese is 定价, pinyin dìngjià.
What does 定价 mean?
定价 (dìngjià) means “set a price; fixed price”.
How do you write 定价?
定价 is 2 characters: 定 (dìng) — set, fix; firmly; 价 (jià) — price. The stroke order of each one is shown step by step on this page.
How do you pronounce 定价?
定价 is read dìngjià. Tones: dìng — fourth tone, jià — fourth tone. The page has a native speaker recording.
“set a price” in the lesson “Pricey, but worth it”
This word is from the topic “Things and shopping” of HSK 6. In the lesson you hear it in a dialogue, build a sentence with it and say it out loud. Start for free, no sign-up needed.
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