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How to Say ‘Fifty cents extra’ in German

Fünfzig Cent extra

FUENF-tsikh sent EK-strah

[FUENF-tsikh sent EK-strah]

🇩🇪 In Germany: A small surcharge for plant milk is standard in many German cafés. Some chains have dropped it, but don't be surprised by it.

Phrase Breakdown

Fünfzig

[FUENF-tsikh]

fifty

The number 50.

Example

Das Ticket kostet fünfzig Euro.

The ticket costs fifty euros.

Cent

[sent]

cent

One hundredth of a euro.

Example

Ein Brötchen kostet fünfzig Cent.

A bread roll costs fifty cents.

extra

[EK-strah]

extra / additionally

Means an additional charge on top of the normal price.

Example

Sahne kostet extra.

Cream costs extra.

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