How to Say ‘Forty-eight hours’ in French
Quarante-huit heures
ka-RAHNT weet uhr
[ka-RAHNT weet uhr]
💬 Usage Tip: The t of huit links to heures, so the two words run together as (weet-urr).
Phrase Breakdown
Quarante
[ka-RAHNT]
forty
The number 40.
Mon père a quarante ans.
My father is forty.
huit
[weet]
eight
The number 8; with 'quarante', forms 48.
Il reste huit places.
There are eight seats left.
heures
[uhr]
hours
Used for telling time in the 24-hour clock system.
Les heures du studio sont affichées à l'entrée.
The studio hours are displayed at the entrance.
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