"二百"
Translation:Two hundred
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I don't think i've ever heard of someone say 二百 especially when it's coupled with an object say $200
If it was only 二百五十, it would be far funnier. Even all the way at the end they don't teach you what 二B means :) :) :)
They should definitely have an insult lesson that you can buy with lingots.
It should be liang bai. We dont use er on hundred levels and discriminate the more than people etc.
Pretty close to that. Technically, your tongue should be more central in your mouth. And the tone starts high and ends low.
"er" is only used in reference to a number. If you mean two objects, like when you're describing something, you use the word, "liang".
20
RMB stands for renminbi, which is China's currency (form of money). It's also called the Chinese yuan.
Its because the number 0 and 9 is next to each other on the keyboard. Sometimes people can press wrong number so they are more understanding.
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二百 is not used, because 二百五十 is an insult to someone's intelligence, it is considered a swear. People need to learn 两百 lǐang bǎi
as a chinese native, 二百 is grammatically incorrect. Or at least awkward, and never used.
isn't it supposed to be Liang Bai or something? Sometimes as a mixed Chinese I occassionally slip chinese words when counting money, and ppl say 200 as Liang Bai lmao