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How to Say ‘Four euros eighty, please.’ in German

Vier Euro achtzig, bitte.

feer OY-roh AKH-tsikh BIT-eh

[feer OY-roh AKH-tsikh BIT-eh]

💬 Usage Tip: Prices are read as euros then cents without saying "cents": vier Euro achtzig is 4.80. Euro doesn't add an s for plural.

Phrase Breakdown

Vier Euro

feer OY-roh

Four euros

'Vier' sounds like 'feer' and 'Euro' sounds like 'OY-ro'.

Example

Das kostet vier Euro.

That costs four euros.

Words in this phrase

Vier

[feer]

four

The number 4.

Example

Haben Sie einen Tisch für vier Leute frei?

Do you have a table free for four people?

Euro

[OY-roh]

euro(s)

The currency used in Germany; the plural is usually also 'Euro' with prices.

Example

Der Kaffee kostet zwei Euro.

The coffee costs two euros.

achtzig, bitte.

AKH-tsikh BIT-eh

eighty, please.

'achtzig' means 'eighty', so the price is €4.80. Germans say the cents after 'Euro'.

Example

Zwei Euro achtzig, bitte.

Two euros eighty, please.

Words in this phrase

achtzig

[AKH-tsikh]

eighty

The number 80.

Example

Das Buch kostet achtzig Euro.

The book costs eighty euros.

bitte

[BIT-eh]

please

Polite word for requests.

Example

Einen Moment, bitte.

One moment, please.

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