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How to Say ‘Five percent more’ in German

Fünf Prozent mehr

fuenf pro-TSENT mehr

[fuenf pro-TSENT mehr]

🇩🇪 In Germany: Naming a concrete percentage is expected in Germany. A vague request is easier to brush off than a clear figure.

Phrase Breakdown

Fünf

[fuenf]

five

The number 5.

Example

Ich habe fünf Euro.

I have five euros.

Prozent

[pro-TSENT]

percent

Neuter noun for a hundredth part; stays the same in plural.

Example

Zehn Prozent sind genug.

Ten percent is enough.

mehr

[mehr]

A larger or additional quantity.

Example

Er brauchte keine Hilfe mehr.

He needed no more help.

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