<p>To take a step back, a more complete exchange between the cashier and the customer could look something like this:  </p>

<p>Customer: 這包餅乾多少錢？</p>

<p>Cashier: 這包餅乾8元。  </p>

<p>Customer: 好，這裡10元。 </p>

<p>Cashier: 謝謝，收你10元，找你2元。 </p>

<p>Cashier takes $10 and gives back $2 in change.  </p>

<p>找錢 means to give change, specifically, change owed given the difference in amount tendered and amount owing. </p>

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<p>I understand that 两块 here means two yuan. </p>

<p>But how should I translate “找你两块”？ Thank you!</p>

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It means "to return ¥2.00 in change". If something costs ¥8.00 and you gave the shopkeeper ¥10.00, then the shopkeeper has 收你十塊，找你兩塊.
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submit 找你 (widely used) to any number of online dictionaries (just  找 may take longer to find the proper answer among different applications of 找),e.g.  **bkrs**  :找你五毛。
Your change is fifty cents. **ichacha**  :这是找你的钱    here's your change
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How should I translate "找你两块“？
# How should I translate "找你两块“？

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-04-15)

I understand that 两块 here means two yuan.

But how should I translate “找你两块”？ Thank you!

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: It means "to return ¥2.00 in change". If something costs ¥8.00 and you gave the shopkeeper ¥10.00, then the shopkeeper has 收你十塊，找你兩塊.  
> **username_2**: submit 找你 (widely used) to any number of online dictionaries (just  找 may take longer to find the proper answer among different applications of 找),e.g.  **bkrs**  :找你五毛。 Your change is fifty cents. **ichacha**  :这是找你的钱    here's your change  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2018-04-15. Score: 2

To take a step back, a more complete exchange between the cashier and the customer could look something like this:

Customer: 這包餅乾多少錢？

Cashier: 這包餅乾8元。

Customer: 好，這裡10元。

Cashier: 謝謝，收你10元，找你2元。

Cashier takes $10 and gives back $2 in change.

找錢 means to give change, specifically, change owed given the difference in amount tendered and amount owing.


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