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How to Say ‘Three euros twenty, please.’ in German

Drei Euro zwanzig, bitte.

dry OY-roh TSVAHN-tsikh BIT-teh

[dry OY-roh TSVAHN-tsikh BIT-teh]

Phrase Breakdown

Drei Euro

dry OY-roh

Three euros

'Euro' is pronounced OY-ro. The word doesn't take a plural ending with prices.

Example

Das kostet drei Euro.

That costs three euros.

Words in this phrase

Drei

[dry]

three

Number used to count courses or items.

Example

Drei Gängen sind im Menü enthalten.

Three courses are included in the menu.

Euro

[OY-roh]

Euro

The currency used in many European countries.

Example

Ich habe fünf Euro.

I have five euros.

zwanzig, bitte.

TSVAHN-tsikh BIT-teh

twenty, please

'Zwanzig' (twenty) gives the cents here. The 'z' sounds like 'ts'. 'Bitte' is the polite ending used when stating a price.

Example

Zwanzig Cent, bitte.

Twenty cents, please.

Words in this phrase

zwanzig

[TSVAHN-tsikh]

twenty

The number 20; used for time and quantity.

Example

In zwanzig Minuten ist das Team bereit.

In twenty minutes the team is ready.

bitte

[BIT-teh]

Please

A polite term used to indicate a request.

Example

Könnten Sie das bitte wiederholen?

Could you please repeat that?

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