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How to Say ‘Five hundred grams’ in French

Cinq cents grammes

sank SAHN GRAHM

[sank SAHN GRAHM]

💬 Usage Tip: Cents takes an s only when nothing follows it: cinq cents, but cinq cent dix "five hundred ten". The s is silent anyway.

Phrase Breakdown

Cinq

[sank]

Five

The number that comes after four, representing five things.

Example

Cinq personnes attendent.

Five people are waiting.

cents

[SAHN]

hundred(s)

Plural of cent; takes an s when multiplied and not followed by another number.

Example

Il y a deux cents personnes.

There are two hundred people.

grammes

[GRAHM]

grams

Plural of gramme, a small unit of weight.

Example

Ajoutez cent grammes de sucre.

Add a hundred grams of sugar.

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