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In everyday conversation, 票价 (piàojià) is commonly used to refer to the price or fare of a ticket for transportation, such as a train, bus, or plane ticket. It can also be used to refer to the cost of admission for events or attractions, such as a concert or museum.
For example, you might hear someone say:
- 这趟火车的票价是多少？(Zhè tàng huǒchē de piàojià shì duōshao?) - What is the fare for this train?
- 我们需要提前预订门票，因为票价会涨。(Wǒmen xūyào tíqián yùdìng ménpiào, yīnwèi piàojià huì zhǎng.) - We need to book our tickets in advance because the fare will increase.
- 你知道明天演唱会的票价吗？(Nǐ zhīdào míngtiān yǎnchànghuì de piàojià ma?) - Do you know the fare for tomorrow's concert?
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票价 (piàojià) is a formal term in Chinese, used to refer to the price or fare of a ticket for transportation, such as a train, bus, or plane ticket. It is composed of two characters: 票 (piào), meaning "ticket," and 价 (jià), meaning "price."
In contrast, the informal term for "fare" in Chinese is 票钱 (piàoqián), which is a combination of the characters 票 (piào) and 钱 (qián), meaning "money." This term is commonly used in everyday conversations, especially when discussing the cost of transportation.
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