How to Say ‘That's twenty-two euros.’ in French
Ça fait vingt-deux euros.
sa feh vant-DUH uh-roh
[sa feh vant-DUH uh-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: Ça fait plus an amount is the go-to way to state a total, in taxis, shops and cafés. You can also ask Ça fait combien ? "How much is it?".
Phrase Breakdown
Ça fait
sa feh
That comes to
A common way to give a total price, literally 'that makes'. Say 'sah feh', with a silent final 't'.
Ça fait combien ?
How much is that?
Words in this phrase
Ça
[sa]
It / that
A very common word in everyday spoken French, often used in expressions like Ça va.
Dans Ça va ?, Ça veut dire it or that in a general sense.
In Ça va?, Ça means it or that in a general sense.
fait
[feh]
makes
To create or construct by combining or shaping resources.
Elle fait du café.
She makes coffee.
vingt-deux euros.
vant-DUH uh-roh
twenty-two euros.
Pronounce the 't' in 'vingt' here: 'vant-deu'. Then link 'deux' to 'euros' with a 'z' sound: 'vant-deu-zeu-roh'.
Le livre coûte vingt-deux euros.
The book costs twenty-two euros.
Words in this phrase
vingt-deux
[vant-DUH]
twenty-two
The number 22, joined with a hyphen.
Il y a vingt-deux élèves.
There are twenty-two students.
euros
[uh-roh]
euros
The currency used in France and much of Europe.
Dans « Nous facturons 20 euros », « euros » précise la devise.
In "We charge 20 euros", "euros" specifies the currency.
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