How to Say ‘We're offering 45,000 euros gross’ in German
Wir bieten 45.000 Euro brutto
veer BEE-ten FUNF-oont-feer-tsig-TOW-zent OY-roh BROO-toh
[veer BEE-ten FUNF-oont-feer-tsig-TOW-zent OY-roh BROO-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: German uses a dot where English uses a comma in big numbers: 45.000 is forty-five thousand. Decimals take a comma instead, as in 4,5.
Phrase Breakdown
Wir bieten
veer BEE-ten
We offer
'bieten' means to offer. 'ie' is a long 'ee' sound.
Wir bieten flexible Arbeitszeiten.
We offer flexible working hours.
Words in this phrase
Wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
bieten
[BEE-ten]
offer
Formal 'you' form of 'anbieten' (to offer); the prefix 'an' goes to the end of the sentence.
Bieten Sie auch vegetarische Gerichte an?
Do you also offer vegetarian dishes?
45.000 Euro brutto
FUNF-oont-feer-tsig-TOW-zent OY-roh BROO-toh
45,000 euros gross
Say it 'fünfundvierzigtausend Euro'. German puts the ones before the tens. 'brutto' means before taxes.
Das Gehalt ist 45.000 Euro brutto.
The salary is 45,000 euros gross.
Words in this phrase
45.000
[FUNF-oont-feer-tsig-TOW-zent]
45,000
The number forty-five thousand; Germans use a dot as thousands separator.
Das Auto kostet 45.000 Euro.
The car costs 45,000 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.
brutto
[BROO-toh]
gross (before tax)
Describes an amount before taxes and deductions are taken off.
Das Gehalt ist 3.000 Euro brutto.
The salary is 3,000 euros gross.
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