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How to Say ‘That comes to four euros’ in French

Ça fait quatre euros

sah feh katr uh-roh

[sah feh katr uh-roh]

💬 Usage Tip: Quatre euros links together as (ka-truh-ruh) and can be hard to catch. Ça fait plus a price is the standard way to give a total.

Phrase Breakdown

Ça fait

sah feh

That comes to

A common way to give a price. Say 'sa fè'.

Example

Ça fait combien ?

How much is it?

Words in this phrase

Ça

[sah]

that / it

Demonstrative pronoun used in everyday French to mean 'that' or 'it.'

Example

Ça me plaît quand une entreprise parle clairement.

I like it when a company speaks clearly.

fait

[feh]

is / makes

Fait is used in weather expressions like il fait froid, meaning 'it is cold'.

Example

Au portail, on dit souvent : Il fait froid ce matin.

At the gate, people often say: 'It's cold this morning.'

quatre euros

katr uh-roh

four euros

Link the r of 'quatre' to 'euros': 'ka-treu-ro'.

Example

Le livre coûte quatre euros.

The book costs four euros.

Words in this phrase

quatre

[katr]

four

Cardinal number meaning four.

Example

Pour quatre personnes, une grande table est mieux.

For four people, a larger table is better.

euros

[uh-roh]

euros

The currency used in France and much of Europe.

Example

Dans « Nous facturons 20 euros », « euros » précise la devise.

In "We charge 20 euros", "euros" specifies the currency.

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