How to Say ‘Twelve euros’ in German
Zwölf Euro
tsverlf OY-ro
[tsverlf OY-ro]
Phrase Breakdown
Zwölf
[tsverlf]
twelve
The number 12, often used for prices and amounts.
Zwölf Euro sind genug für das Brot und die Milch.
Twelve euros are enough for the bread and the milk.
Euro
[OY-ro]
euro
The currency used in Germany and many European countries.
Zwölf Euro kostet der Einkauf nicht.
The shopping does not cost twelve euros.
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