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How to Say ‘Forty-seven cents’ in German

Siebenundvierzig Cent

ZEE-ben-unt-feer-tsikh sent

[ZEE-ben-unt-feer-tsikh sent]

💬 Usage Tip: Euro and Cent don't add an s after a number: zwei Euro, fünf Cent.

Phrase Breakdown

Siebenundvierzig

[ZEE-ben-unt-feer-tsikh]

forty-seven

The number 47; literally 'seven-and-forty'.

Example

Das kostet siebenundvierzig Euro.

That costs forty-seven euros.

Cent

[sent]

cent

One hundredth of a euro.

Example

Ein Brötchen kostet fünfzig Cent.

A bread roll costs fifty cents.

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