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How to Say ‘Only 99 Balloons’ in German

Nur 99 Luftballons

noor neunundneunzig looft-bah-lohns

[noor neunundneunzig looft-bah-lohns]

Phrase Breakdown

Nur

[noor]

only

Indicates something is limited to just one option or thing.

Example

Es gab nur 99 Luftballons am Himmel.

There were only 99 balloons in the sky.

99 Luftballons

neunundneunzig looft-bah-lohns

Words in this phrase

[neunundneunzig]

The number ninety-nine in German.

Example

Ich habe nur 99 Cent dabei.

I only have 99 cents with me.

Luftballons

[looft-bah-lohns]

balloons

Inflatable flexible bags filled with gas.

Example

Nur 99 Luftballons wurden gefunden.

Only 99 balloons were found.

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