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1. 优惠 (yōuhuì): This word means to give a preferential treatment or to offer a discount.
2. 降价 (jiàngjià): This word means to reduce the price.
3. 折扣 (zhékòu): This word means to give a discount or to reduce the price.
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"打折" (dǎzhé) is used to indicate that something is being sold at a discounted price. For example, 春节前，商场都在打折。 (Before the Spring Festival, the shopping malls are all offering discounts.). This means that the items at the malls are being sold at a discounted price.
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Yes, “打折” (dǎzhé) is commonly used across various Chinese-speaking regions to refer to selling goods at a discount or giving a discount. It is a widely understood term in Mainland China, Taiwan, and Singapore, although the prevalence of its use may vary based on local shopping habits and cultural contexts.
In Mainland China, “打折” (dǎzhé) is frequently seen in advertisements and promotions, especially during sales events. In Taiwan, while "打折" (dǎzhé) is also understood, you might come across other terms like “折扣” (zhékòu), which directly translates to "discount" as well.
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