How to Say ‘Ninety nine’ in German
Neunundneunzig
NOIN-oont-NOIN-tsik
[NOIN-oont-NOIN-tsik]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Neunundneunzig' means '99', illustrating the unit-tens rule.
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Phrase Breakdown
Neunundneunzig
[NOIN-oont-NOIN-tsik]
ninety-nine
The number that follows ninety-eight and precedes one hundred.
Der Preis beträgt neunundneunzig Euro.
The price is ninety-nine euros.
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