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English Sentence:

You've given me one dollar too much change.

Chinese Translation (Traditional):

你多找了我一塊錢。

Chinese Translation (Simplified):

你多找了我一块钱。

Pinyin:

ni3 duo1 zhao3 le5 wo3 yi2 kuai4 qian2.

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Words used:

你你

nǐ

1. you (male) 2. your (male)

Here: you (male)

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多多

duō

1. much, many, a lot 2. surplus, excess 3. more than, over 4. more, much more

Here: more than, over

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找找

zhǎo

1. to find, to look for, to seek 2. to call on, to want to see 3. to give change

Here: to give change

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了了

le

1. (particle signifying the change of situation) 2. (completed action marker) 3. (a filler word without any meaning)

Here: (particle signifying the change of situation)

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我我

wǒ

1. I 2. me 3. my 4. our

Here: me

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一一

yí

1. one, 1 (2nd tone, used in Taiwan) 2. as soon as 3. single 4. whole, entire, all, throughout 5. (indicating that the action has occurred only once or the intention to try) 6. for the first time, at the beginning

Here: one, 1 (2nd tone, used in Taiwan)

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塊块

kuài

1. lump, chunk, piece 2. (a measure word for N.T. dollar or other unit of currency such as Hong Kong or US dollar) 3. (a measure word for clothes, cakes, soap, land)

Here: (a measure word for yuan currency, N.T. dollar)

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錢钱

qián

1. money 2. Qian (Chinese surname)

Here: money

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