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How to Say ‘Make it thirty euros’ in French

Mettez trente euros

meh-TAY TRAHNT uh-roh

[meh-TAY TRAHNT uh-roh]

💬 Usage Tip: Mettez comes from mettre "to put". Literally it's 'put thirty euros', the everyday way to tell someone what amount to charge.

Phrase Breakdown

Mettez

[meh-TAY]

put / make it

Imperative 'vous' form of 'mettre'; here, charge an amount.

Example

Mettez vos bagages dans le coffre.

Put your bags in the trunk.

trente

[TRAHNT]

thirty

The number 30.

Example

Le mois a trente jours.

The month has thirty days.

euros

[uh-roh]

euros

The currency used in France and much of Europe.

Example

Dans « Nous facturons 20 euros », « euros » précise la devise.

In "We charge 20 euros", "euros" specifies the currency.

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