Two cents Meaning in English
expression
ˈtu/ /ˈsɛns/, /ˈsɛnts
TOO SENTS
tˈuː/ /sˈɛnts
TOO SENTS
释义
A casual phrase meaning someone's personal opinion, often used before giving advice or a suggestion, sometimes to sound humble.
用法与细微差别
Very informal and often self-deprecating, typically said before or after sharing an opinion ('just my two cents' or 'here's my two cents'). Not literal—no relation to money or coins. Used mainly in discussions, emails, or online.
Spanish: opinión personal - mi humilde opiniónPortuguese (BR): minha opinião - opinião pessoalPortuguese (PT): minha opinião - opinião pessoalChinese (Simplified): 一己之见 - 拙见Chinese (Traditional): 一己之見 - 拙見Hindi: मेरी राय - मेरी छोटी सी रायArabic: رأيي الشخصي - وجهة نظري البسيطةBengali: নিজস্ব মতামত - আমার ব্যক্তিগত মতামতRussian: мое мнение - мои два центаJapanese: 私見 - 私の意見Vietnamese: ý kiến cá nhân - góp ý nhỏKorean: 제 생각 - 제 의견Turkish: naçizane fikrim - kendi düşüncemUrdu: میری رائےIndonesian: pendapat saya - menurut saya
例句
Can I give my two cents on this topic?
basic
Here's my two cents: we should try a new plan.
basic
I know it's not much, but that's my two cents.
basic
Just my two cents, but maybe we should wait before deciding.
natural
Everyone has a different opinion, so here are my two cents.
natural
If you don't mind, I'd like to add my two cents here.
natural