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How to Say ‘And five euros back.’ in German

Und fünf Euro zurück.

oont fuenf OY-roh tsoo-RUK

[oont fuenf OY-roh tsoo-RUK]

Phrase Breakdown

Und fünf Euro

oont fuenf OY-roh

and five euros

'Und' means 'and', and its 'd' sounds like 't'. Round your lips for the 'ü' in 'fünf'.

Example

Und fünf Euro für dich.

And five euros for you.

Words in this phrase

Und

[oont]

and

A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.

Example

Und ich freue mich.

And I am happy.

fünf

[fuenf]

five

The number 5.

Example

Fünf Jahre sind eine lange Zeit.

Five years are a long time.

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.

zurück.

tsoo-RUK

back (as change)

'zurück' means 'back'. It starts with a 'ts' sound and is stressed on the second syllable: tsu-RÜCK.

Example

Ich komme gleich zurück.

I'll be right back.

Words in this phrase

zurück

[tsoo-RUK]

back

To return to a previous place or condition.

Example

Er kommt morgen zurück.

He is coming back tomorrow.

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