du -h --max-depth=1 / | sort -h -r

This will show each folder in / including / itself.

Mind that this could take a long time to scan through all the files. If you require any specific sizes of the subfolders in a folder, specify the exact path of the folder instead of / or just skip / if you're already in that folder.

• -h options shows sizes in human friendly format
• --max-depth=1 instructs command to go only 1 directory deep inside /
• sort -h -r sorts results using human friendly sizes and -r instructs command to show results in reverse order (from largest to smallest directories)

du -h --max-depth=1 / | sort -h -r 

This will show each folder in / including / itself.

Mind that this could take a long time to scan through all the files. If you require any specific sizes of the subfolders in a folder, specify the exact path of the folder instead of / or just skip / if you're already in that folder.

• -h options shows sizes in human friendly format
• --max-depth=1 instructs command to go only 1 directory deep inside /
• sort -h -r sorts results using human friendly sizes and -r instructs command to show results in reverse order (from largest to smallest directories)

du -h --max-depth=1 / | sort -h -r

This will show each folder in / including / itself.

• -h options shows sizes in human friendly format
• --max-depth=1 instructs command to go only 1 directory deep inside /
• sort -h -r sorts results using human friendly sizes and -r instructs command to show results in reverse order (from largest to smallest directories)

du -h --max-depth=1 / | sort -h -r

This will show each folder in / including / itself.

Mind that this could take a long time to scan through all the files. If you require any specific sizes of the subfolders in a folder, specify the exact path of the folder instead of / or just skip / if you're already in that folder.

• -h options shows sizes in human friendly format
• --max-depth=1 instructs command to go only 1 directory deep inside /
• sort -h -r sorts results using human friendly sizes and -r instructs command to show results in reverse order (from largest to smallest directories)