How to Say ‘Two hundred grams’ in German
Zweihundert Gramm
TSVY-hoon-dert grahm
[TSVY-hoon-dert grahm]
Phrase Breakdown
Zweihundert
[TSVY-hoon-dert]
two hundred
The number 200, written as one word.
Das kostet zweihundert Euro.
That costs two hundred euros.
Gramm
[grahm]
grams
Small unit of weight; stays the same in the plural.
Ich brauche hundert Gramm Butter.
I need a hundred grams of butter.
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