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How to Say ‘Of 99 balloons’ in German

Von 99 Luftballons

fohn noin-ohn-noyn-tsikh LOOFT-bah-lohns

[fohn noin-ohn-noyn-tsikh LOOFT-bah-lohns]

💬 Usage Tip: After von, 99 is pronounced neunundneunzig, and von 99 often runs together in speech. Von also often means by or from, not just of.

Phrase Breakdown

Von

[fohn]

from

Used to indicate the source, origin, or starting point of something.

Example

Er kommt von Berlin.

He comes from Berlin.

[noin-ohn-noyn-tsikh]

A cardinal number representing ninety-nine.

Example

99 Menschen waren da.

99 people were there.

Luftballons

[LOOFT-bah-lohns]

balloons

Inflatable rubber bags used as a decoration or toy.

Example

Die Luftballons sind bunt.

The balloons are colorful.

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