How to Say ‘Fifteen euros per session.’ in French
Quinze euros la séance.
KANZ uh-ROH lah say-AHNSS
[KANZ uh-ROH lah say-AHNSS]
🇫🇷 In France: Studios often also sell a carnet "pack of sessions" or monthly pass. Ask if you'll come regularly, since single drop-in sessions are usually the priciest option.
Phrase Breakdown
Quinze euros
KANZ uh-ROH
Fifteen euros
Link 'quinze' to 'euros' smoothly: 'kanz-uh-roh'. The 's' in 'euros' is silent.
Ça coûte quinze euros.
It costs fifteen euros.
Words in this phrase
Quinze
[KANZ]
fifteen
The number 15.
J'ai quinze minutes.
I have fifteen minutes.
euros
[uh-ROH]
euros
The currency used in France.
Le menu est à trente euros.
The set menu is thirty euros.
la séance.
lah say-AHNSS
per session.
Here 'la' means 'per'. 'Séance' (a session) sounds like 'say-ahns'.
La séance dure une heure.
The session lasts one hour.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
per (the)
Definite article used to express a rate, like 'per'.
Trois euros la bouteille.
Three euros per bottle.
séance
[say-AHNSS]
session
A period of practice or training.
La séance dure une heure.
The session lasts an hour.
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