How to Say ‘0.3 or 0.5 liters’ in German
0,3 oder 0,5 Liter
nool KOM-ah dry OH-der nool KOM-ah fuenf LEE-ter
[nool KOM-ah dry OH-der nool KOM-ah fuenf LEE-ter]
💬 Usage Tip: Germans write a comma where English uses a decimal point. Out loud, 0,3 is null komma drei "zero point three".
Phrase Breakdown
0,3 oder
nool KOM-ah dry OH-der
0.3 or
Say it 'null Komma drei oder'. German uses a comma where English uses a decimal point.
0,3 oder mehr?
0.3 or more?
Words in this phrase
0,3
[nool KOM-ah dry]
0.3
Zero point three; Germans use a comma as decimal point. Read 'null Komma drei'.
Ein Glas mit 0,3 Liter ist klein.
A 0.3 litre glass is small.
oder
[OH-der]
or
Used to present an alternative, often playfully in conversation.
Oder willst du lieber so tun, als hättest du mich nicht bemerkt?
Or would you rather pretend you didn't notice me?
0,5 Liter
nool KOM-ah fuenf LEE-ter
0.5 liters
Say it 'null Komma fünf Liter'. 'Liter' is pronounced LEE-ter.
Eine Flasche mit 0,5 Liter.
A bottle with 0.5 liters.
Words in this phrase
0,5
[nool KOM-ah fuenf]
0.5
Zero point five, read 'null Komma fünf'; a half litre, the standard large beer.
Ich nehme 0,5 Liter Bier.
I'll take half a litre of beer.
Liter
[LEE-ter]
litre
Unit of volume used for drink sizes.
Die Flasche hat einen Liter.
The bottle holds one litre.
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