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How to Say ‘Two euros fifty, please.’ in French

Deux euros cinquante, s'il vous plaît.

d-uh uh-roh sankont seel eel voo pleh

[d-uh uh-roh sankont seel eel voo pleh]

🇫🇷 In France: Prices are said as euros first, then the cents, with no word for "cents" in between. A cafe price includes service, so you don't need to tip.

Phrase Breakdown

Deux euros cinquante,

d-uh uh-roh sankont

Two euros fifty,

The price comes first. Remember the z linking sound in 'deux‿euros'.

Example

Trois euros cinquante.

Three euros fifty.

Words in this phrase

Deux

[d-uh]

two

The number 2.

Example

Ils sont venus tous les deux.

They both came.

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.

cinquante

[sankont]

fifty

The number following 49.

Example

Il avait cinquante ans cette année-là.

He was fifty years old that year.

s'il vous plaît.

seel eel voo pleh

please.

Staff add this politely when asking you to pay. Use a falling tone.

Example

Votre carte, s'il vous plaît.

Your card, please.

Words in this phrase

s'

[seel]

if

Part of the fixed polite expression s'il vous plaît, literally if it pleases you.

Example

S'il vous plaît, confirmez la réservation.

Please confirm the reservation.

il

[eel]

it

In il y a, il does not refer to a person; it is part of the expression meaning “there is/there are.”

Example

Est-ce qu'il y a un parking sur place ?

Is there parking on site?

vous

[voo]

you

Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.

Example

Vous aimez le film?

Do you like the movie?

plaît

[pleh]

pleases

From plaire, to please; part of the expression meaning please.

Example

S'il vous plaît, cela me plaît beaucoup.

Please, I like that very much.

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