How to Say ‘From forty-five euros’ in French
À partir de quarante-cinq euros
ah par-TEER duh ka-RAHNT sank uh-ROH
[ah par-TEER duh ka-RAHNT sank uh-ROH]
💬 Usage Tip: À partir de means "starting from" and works for prices, times, and dates: à partir de 19h "from 7 pm".
Phrase Breakdown
À partir
ah par-TEER
Starting
'À partir de' means 'starting from' or 'from'. Say 'a-par-tir'.
À partir de demain.
Starting tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
À
[ah]
at
A preposition indicating position or direction.
À la maison.
At the house.
partir
[par-TEER]
starting (from)
In 'à partir de', means from or starting at.
À partir de lundi, on ouvre à midi.
From Monday, we open at noon.
de quarante-cinq euros
duh ka-RAHNT sank uh-ROH
from forty-five euros
Pronounce the 'q' in 'cinq' and link it to 'euros': 'sin-keu-ro'.
Ça coûte quarante-cinq euros.
It costs forty-five euros.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
Expressing the relationship between part and a whole.
Un verre de lait.
A glass of milk.
quarante
[ka-RAHNT]
forty
The number 40.
Mon père a quarante ans.
My father is forty.
cinq
[sank]
five
The number 5.
J'ai cinq montres.
I have five watches.
euros
[uh-ROH]
euros
European currency.
Ça coûte dix euros.
It costs ten euros.
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