How to Say ‘It'll be about twenty euros’ in French
Ça fait environ vingt euros
sah feh ahn-vee-ROHN van uh-roh
[sah feh ahn-vee-ROHN van uh-roh]
Phrase Breakdown
Ça fait environ
sah feh ahn-vee-ROHN
That comes to about
'Ça fait' is the everyday way to give a price. Say 'sa fè an-vi-ron', with nasal vowels in 'en' and 'on'.
Ça fait environ dix minutes.
That's about ten minutes.
Words in this phrase
Ça
[sah]
that / it
Demonstrative pronoun used in everyday French to mean 'that' or 'it.'
Ça me plaît quand une entreprise parle clairement.
I like it when a company speaks clearly.
fait
[feh]
makes
To create or construct by combining or shaping resources.
Elle fait du café.
She makes coffee.
environ
[ahn-vee-ROHN]
about / around
Adverb meaning approximately.
Il y a environ dix minutes.
About ten minutes ago.
vingt euros
van uh-roh
twenty euros
Liaison: the 't' of 'vingt' links to 'euros', giving 'vin-teu-ro'.
J'ai vingt euros.
I have twenty euros.
Words in this phrase
vingt
[van]
Twenty
The number 20.
Il a vingt ans aujourd'hui.
He is twenty years old today.
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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