How to Say ‘One meter eighty’ in German
Ein Meter achtzig
ine MAY-ter AHKH-tsikh
[ine MAY-ter AHKH-tsikh]
💬 Usage Tip: Height is said as metres and then the leftover centimetres, with no word for centimetres: ein Meter fünfundsechzig for 1.65 m.
Phrase Breakdown
Ein
[ine]
a / one
An indefinite article introducing the noun Zimmer.
Möchten Sie ein anderes Zimmer ohne Straßenlärm?
Would you like another room without street noise?
Meter
[MAY-ter]
meter
Unit of length, about 3.3 feet.
Der Tisch ist zwei Meter lang.
The table is two meters long.
achtzig
[AHKH-tsikh]
eighty
The number 80, often used for cents in prices like "zwölf Euro achtzig."
Achtzig Cent fehlen noch.
Eighty cents are still missing.
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