How to Say ‘Thirty-five euros’ in French
Trente-cinq euros
trahnt-sank uh-roh
[trahnt-sank uh-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: French numbers from 21 up to 99 are often joined with hyphens in writing, as in [trente-cinq]. Once you know the tens, you can build a lot of prices this way: [vingt-cinq], [quarante-deux].
Phrase Breakdown
Trente-cinq
[trahnt-sank]
thirty-five
The number 35, often used here for a quoted fare.
Trente-cinq euros pour ce trajet, c'est excessif.
Thirty-five euros for this trip is excessive.
euros
[uh-roh]
euros
The currency unit used to state the price.
Trente-cinq euros, c'est bien plus que prévu.
Thirty-five euros is much more than expected.
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