How to Say ‘We can offer 48,000 euros.’ in German
Wir können 48.000 Euro anbieten.
veer KUR-nen AHKT-oont-feer-tsig-TOW-zent OY-roh AHN-bee-ten
[veer KUR-nen AHKT-oont-feer-tsig-TOW-zent OY-roh AHN-bee-ten]
💬 Usage Tip: With können, the second verb goes to the end in its full form: Wir können morgen anfangen "We can start tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
Wir können
veer KUR-nen
We can
'können' is a modal verb, so the main verb goes to the end. Say the 'ö' with rounded lips.
Wir können morgen anfangen.
We can start tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
können
[KUR-nen]
can
Modal verb 'können' for plural subjects; the main verb goes to the end.
Wir können morgen kommen.
We can come tomorrow.
48.000 Euro anbieten.
AHKT-oont-feer-tsig-TOW-zent OY-roh AHN-bee-ten
offer 48,000 euros.
Say 'achtundvierzigtausend Euro anbieten'. Stress the first syllable of 'ANbieten'.
Sie können 48.000 Euro anbieten.
They can offer 48,000 euros.
Words in this phrase
48.000
[AHKT-oont-feer-tsig-TOW-zent]
48,000
The number forty-eight thousand.
Wir zahlen 48.000 Euro.
We pay 48,000 euros.
Euro
[OY-roh]
euro(s)
The currency used in Germany; the plural is usually also 'Euro' with prices.
Der Kaffee kostet zwei Euro.
The coffee costs two euros.
anbieten
[AHN-bee-ten]
to offer
To present something as an option.
Kann ich Ihnen Kaffee anbieten?
Can I offer you coffee?
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