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How to Say ‘Our offer is thirty-two thousand.’ in French

Notre offre, c'est trente-deux mille.

NOH-truh OF-ruh s eh trahnt-DUH meel

[NOH-truh OF-ruh s eh trahnt-DUH meel]

💬 Usage Tip: Spoken French often names the topic first, then sums it up with c'est: Le problème, c'est le prix "The problem is the price". It's extremely common and sounds natural, not sloppy.

Phrase Breakdown

Notre offre,

NOH-truh OF-ruh

Our offer,

This puts the topic first, which is very common in spoken French. Link the words: 'no-TROFFR'.

Example

Notre offre est valable une semaine.

Our offer is valid for one week.

Words in this phrase

Notre

[NOH-truh]

our

Possessive adjective used to refer to something belonging to the speaker’s group or company.

Example

Notre entreprise valorise la collaboration.

Our company values collaboration.

offre

[OF-ruh]

offer

Feminine noun: a proposal, here a salary offer.

Example

Votre offre est généreuse.

Your offer is generous.

c'est trente-deux mille.

s eh trahnt-DUH meel

is thirty-two thousand.

'C'est' repeats the topic: 'say trant-DUH meel'. Don't pronounce the 'x' in 'deux'.

Example

Le budget, c'est trente-deux mille.

The budget is thirty-two thousand.

Words in this phrase

[s]

it / this

"C'" stands for "ce" and means "it" or "this" in expressions like "c'est."

Example

C'est agréable de parler avec une équipe accueillante.

It's pleasant to speak with a welcoming team.

est

[eh]

Third person singular present of be.

Example

C'est important.

It is important.

trente-deux

[trahnt-DUH]

thirty-two

The number 32.

Example

Il a trente-deux ans.

He is thirty-two.

mille

[meel]

thousand

The number 1000; it never takes an -s.

Example

Il y a mille personnes.

There are a thousand people.

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