How to Say ‘Seven euros twenty back.’ in German
Sieben Euro zwanzig zurück.
ZEE-ben OY-roh TSVAN-tsikh tsoo-RUEK
[ZEE-ben OY-roh TSVAN-tsikh tsoo-RUEK]
💬 Usage Tip: For money amounts, German just places the numbers one after the other: [sieben Euro zwanzig]. The cents part stays as a plain number, like [drei Euro fünfzig].
Phrase Breakdown
Sieben Euro zwanzig
ZEE-ben OY-roh TSVAN-tsikh
seven euros twenty
The amount being returned as change.
Hier sind sieben Euro zwanzig.
Here are seven euros twenty.
Words in this phrase
Sieben
[ZEE-ben]
seven
The number 7.
Sieben Euro sind auf dem Tisch.
Seven euros are on the table.
Euro
[OY-roh]
euro
The currency unit used in Germany.
Ich habe zehn Euro dabei.
I have ten euros with me.
zwanzig
[TSVAN-tsikh]
twenty
The number 20.
Zwanzig Leute warten draußen.
Twenty people are waiting outside.
zurück
[tsoo-RUEK]
back; as change
In this context, it means money returned to the customer.
Hier sind fünf Euro zurück.
Here are five euros back.
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