How to Say ‘Sure, that comes to 4,20 euros then.’ in German
Klar, das macht dann 4,20 Euro.
klahr dahs mahkht dan feer OY-ro TSVAN-tsikh OY-roh
[klahr dahs mahkht dan feer OY-ro TSVAN-tsikh OY-roh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Germans write prices with a comma, as in 4,20. For small café bills, rounding up slightly is a normal tip.
Phrase Breakdown
Klar, das macht dann
klahr dahs mahkht dan
Sure, that comes to
'Klar' means 'sure/of course' and is casual and friendly. 'das macht' states the price.
Klar, das macht dann fünf Euro.
Sure, that comes to five euros.
Words in this phrase
Klar
[klahr]
sure
Informal word meaning "sure" or "clear."
Klar, ich helfe dir.
Sure, I’ll help you.
das
[dahs]
that / it
Can refer to a thing, item, or dish in front of you.
Was ist das? Das Wort das can mean that or it.
What is that? The word das can mean that or it.
macht
[mahkht]
does / makes
Form of 'machen' meaning 'does' or 'makes'.
Macht Foto heute Julia oder Ben?
Is Julia or Ben doing photo today?
dann
[dan]
then
Used to indicate a time following another event.
Dann gehe ich nach Hause.
Then I will go home.
4,20 Euro.
feer OY-ro TSVAN-tsikh OY-roh
4.20 euros.
Say it 'vier Euro zwanzig'.
Das Croissant kostet 4,20 Euro.
The croissant costs 4.20 euros.
Words in this phrase
4,20
[feer OY-ro TSVAN-tsikh]
4.20
A price; Germans use a comma for decimals, read 'vier Euro zwanzig'.
Der Latte kostet 4,20 Euro.
The latte costs 4.20 euros.
Euro
[OY-roh]
Euro
The currency used in many European countries.
Ich habe fünf Euro.
I have five euros.
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