How to Say ‘Twenty degrees’ in German
Zwanzig Grad
TSVAN-tsikh graht
[TSVAN-tsikh graht]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Temperatures in Germany are always Celsius, so twenty degrees is a pleasant mild day, not freezing.
Phrase Breakdown
Zwanzig
[TSVAN-tsikh]
twenty
The number 20, often used for money amounts.
Mit zwanzig Euro bezahle ich den Einkauf.
With twenty euros I pay for the shopping.
Grad
[graht]
degree(s)
Unit of temperature; neuter noun (das Grad), no plural ending with numbers.
Es sind minus fünf Grad.
It is minus five degrees.
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