How to Say ‘With twenty euros’ in German
Mit zwanzig Euro
mit TSVAN-tsikh OY-ro
[mit TSVAN-tsikh OY-ro]
Phrase Breakdown
Mit
[mit]
with
Shows the means used, as in paying with cash.
Mit zwanzig Euro bezahle ich den Einkauf.
With twenty euros I pay for the shopping.
zwanzig
[TSVAN-tsikh]
twenty
The number 20, often used for money amounts.
Mit zwanzig Euro bezahle ich den Einkauf.
With twenty euros I pay for the shopping.
Euro
[OY-ro]
euro
The currency unit used to state how much money you pay with.
Mit zwanzig Euro bezahle ich den Einkauf.
With twenty euros I pay for the shopping.
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