How to Say ‘It's twelve euros to change it.’ in French
C'est douze euros pour la changer.
suh eh dooz uh-roh poor lah shahn-ZHAY
[suh eh dooz uh-roh poor lah shahn-ZHAY]
Phrase Breakdown
C'est douze euros
suh eh dooz uh-roh
It's twelve euros
This states the price. Link 'douze' and 'euros' with a z sound.
Le livre, c'est douze euros.
The book is twelve euros.
Words in this phrase
C'
[suh]
It
Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
C'est incroyable.
It is incredible.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
douze
[dooz]
twelve
The number 12.
J'achète douze œufs.
I buy twelve eggs.
euros
[uh-roh]
euros
The currency used in France and much of Europe.
Dans « Nous facturons 20 euros », « euros » précise la devise.
In "We charge 20 euros", "euros" specifies the currency.
pour la changer.
poor lah shahn-ZHAY
to change it.
'Pour' + infinitive gives the purpose of the price. 'La' stands for the battery.
C'est cher pour la changer.
It's expensive to change it.
Words in this phrase
pour
[poor]
for
Indicating purpose or reason.
C'est pour toi.
It's for you.
la
[lah]
it
Refers to the reservation that was just mentioned.
Oui, je la vois à votre nom.
Yes, I see it under your name.
changer
[shahn-ZHAY]
to change / replace
Verb meaning to swap something for a new one.
Il faut changer le bracelet.
The strap needs changing.
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