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How to Say ‘Five euros sixty’ in German

Fünf Euro sechzig

fuenf OY-roh ZEKH-tsikh

[fuenf OY-roh ZEKH-tsikh]

💬 Usage Tip: Prices are read euros first, then cents, with no word for "cents": fünf Euro sechzig = €5.60.

Phrase Breakdown

Fünf

[fuenf]

five

The number 5.

Example

Ich habe fünf Euro.

I have five euros.

Euro

[OY-roh]

euro

The currency used in Germany.

Example

Das kostet zwei Euro.

That costs two euros.

sechzig

[ZEKH-tsikh]

sixty

The number 60; 'sechs' drops its s.

Example

Eine Stunde hat sechzig Minuten.

An hour has sixty minutes.

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