How to Say ‘One hundred’ in French
Cent
sahn
[sahn]
💬 Usage Tip: Final t is silent in cent, so it sounds like (sahn). In larger numbers, cent stays singular when followed by another number, as in cent un, but adds s when it ends the number, as in deux cents.
Phrase Breakdown
Cent
[sahn]
One hundred
The number that represents one hundred items or units.
Il y a cent personnes ici.
There are one hundred people here.
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