How to Say ‘Thirty-two centimeters.’ in French
Trente-deux centimètres.
trahnt-duh sahn-tee-mehtr
[trahnt-duh sahn-tee-mehtr]
💬 Usage Tip: Final [s] in [centimètres] is silent. In careful speech, [trente-deux centimètres] may link smoothly, but the main thing to hear is that [centimètres] ends in a clear [tr] sound, not an English "s."
Phrase Breakdown
Trente-deux
[trahnt-duh]
thirty-two
the number 32
Trente-deux élèves sont dans la classe.
Thirty-two students are in the class.
centimètres
[sahn-tee-mehtr]
centimeters
a metric unit of length
Le ruban mesure dix centimètres.
The ribbon measures ten centimeters.
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