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How to Say ‘Thirty-five thousand euros a year’ in French

Trente-cinq mille euros par an

trahnt-SANK meel uh-ROH pahr ahn

[trahnt-SANK meel uh-ROH pahr ahn]

Phrase Breakdown

Trente-cinq mille

trahnt-SANK meel

Thirty-five thousand

Pronounce the 'q' in 'cinq': 'SANK'. 'Mille' sounds like 'meel'.

Example

Il y a trente-cinq mille habitants.

There are thirty-five thousand inhabitants.

Words in this phrase

Trente-cinq

[trahnt-SANK]

thirty-five

The number 35, hyphenated in French.

Example

J'ai trente-cinq ans.

I am thirty-five years old.

mille

[meel]

thousand

The number 1000; it never takes an -s.

Example

Il y a mille personnes.

There are a thousand people.

euros par an

uh-ROH pahr ahn

euros per year

'Par an' means 'per year'. Link it smoothly: 'uh-ROH pa-RAN'.

Example

Il gagne cinquante mille euros par an.

He earns fifty thousand euros per year.

Words in this phrase

euros

[uh-ROH]

euros

The currency used in France.

Example

Le menu est à trente euros.

The set menu is thirty euros.

par

[pahr]

per

Used for rates: per person, per day.

Example

Dix euros par jour.

Ten euros per day.

an

[ahn]

year

Masculine noun for year, used with counts and 'par'.

Example

Il gagne trente mille euros par an.

He earns thirty thousand euros a year.

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