How to Say ‘That's twenty-three euros fifty’ in French
Ça fait vingt-trois euros cinquante
sah feh vant-TRWAH uh-roh sankont
[sah feh vant-TRWAH uh-roh sankont]
💬 Usage Tip: Prices are said as the euros, then the cents as a plain number, with no word for cents needed. So €4.80 is quatre euros quatre-vingts.
Phrase Breakdown
Ça fait vingt-trois euros
sah feh vant-TRWAH uh-roh
That comes to twenty-three euros
'Ça fait' is the usual way to give a total. 'Vingt' sounds like 'van' with a nasal vowel, and its 't' is pronounced before 'trois'. The 's' of 'trois' links to 'euros' with a 'z' sound: 'trwa-zeuro'.
Ça fait vingt-trois euros, monsieur.
That comes to twenty-three euros, sir.
Words in this phrase
Ça
[sah]
it / that
Demonstrative pronoun meaning 'it' or 'that'.
J'espère que ça te plaise vraiment.
I hope you really like it.
fait
[feh]
makes
To create or construct by combining or shaping resources.
Elle fait du café.
She makes coffee.
vingt-trois
[vant-TRWAH]
twenty-three
The number 23, written with a hyphen.
J'ai vingt-trois ans.
I am twenty-three years old.
euros
[uh-roh]
euros
The currency used in France and much of Europe.
Environ vingt euros me semblait raisonnable.
About twenty euros seemed reasonable to me.
cinquante
[sankont]
fifty
The number following 49.
Il avait cinquante ans cette année-là.
He was fifty years old that year.
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