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How to Say ‘Maybe two or three euros more’ in German

Vielleicht zwei, drei Euro mehr

fee-LIKEHT tsvy dry OY-roh mehr

[fee-LIKEHT tsvy dry OY-roh mehr]

Phrase Breakdown

Vielleicht

[fee-LIKEHT]

maybe / perhaps

an adverb used when you are unsure

Example

Vielleicht komme ich morgen.

Maybe I will come tomorrow.

zwei, drei Euro mehr

tsvy dry OY-roh mehr

two or three euros more

'zwei, drei' is a casual way to say 'two or three'. 'Euro' sounds like OY-ro.

Example

Das kostet zwei, drei Euro mehr.

That costs two or three euros more.

Words in this phrase

zwei

[tsvy]

two

The number 'two.' It is used before plural nouns.

Example

Ich habe zwei Brüder.

I have two brothers.

drei

[dry]

three

The number 3, often used when stating a price in a café or bakery.

Example

Drei Euro für den Kaffee mit Hafermilch sind okay.

Three euros for the coffee with oat milk are okay.

Euro

[OY-roh]

euro

The currency used in Germany; used when saying how much a drink costs.

Example

Ein Espresso mit laktosefreier Milch kostet drei Euro.

An espresso with lactose-free milk costs three euros.

mehr

[mehr]

A larger or additional quantity.

Example

Er brauchte keine Hilfe mehr.

He needed no more help.

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