三块五的就行 给我来两斤
“3.5 is fine. Give me two jins.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这三块五
“3.5 yuan a jin.”
三块五的 就行 给我来两斤
“3.5 is fine. Give me two jins.”
等会儿
“Wait.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese food markets, produce and meats are typically measured in 'jin' (half a kilogram), and pricing is stated colloquially per jin without repeatedly mentioning currency units.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
will do; is sufficient
Use to accept an option casually or state that a particular choice meets one's basic criteria.
give me / I'll take
A very natural, colloquial way to place an order at food stalls, markets, or casual eateries.
Forms a nominal phrase referring to the item priced at 3.50 yuan.