How to Say ‘So four euros twenty in total’ in German
Also insgesamt vier Euro zwanzig
AL-zoh ins-geh-ZAMT feer OY-roh TSVAHN-tsikh
[AL-zoh ins-geh-ZAMT feer OY-roh TSVAHN-tsikh]
💬 Usage Tip: also is a false friend. It means "so" or "well then", not "also". For "also", use auch.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Paying by card is now widely accepted in German cafés, but smaller places may still be cash-only. Rounding up a little as a tip is common.
Phrase Breakdown
Also insgesamt
AL-zoh ins-geh-ZAMT
So in total
German 'also' means 'so' or 'well', not 'too'. 'Insgesamt' means 'in total' and is stressed on 'GE'.
Also insgesamt zehn Personen.
So ten people in total.
Words in this phrase
Also
[AL-zoh]
so / well then
Used to sum up or conclude; not 'also' in English.
Also, gehen wir!
So, let's go!
insgesamt
[ins-geh-ZAMT]
in total
Gives the full sum of everything.
Das macht insgesamt zehn Euro.
That makes ten euros in total.
vier Euro zwanzig
feer OY-roh TSVAHN-tsikh
four euros twenty
This is how Germans say a price: euros first, then cents. Say it as one smooth unit.
Der Kuchen kostet vier Euro zwanzig.
The cake costs four euros twenty.
Words in this phrase
vier
[feer]
four
The number four.
Ist für vier Personen. genug Platz vorhanden?
Is there enough space for four people?
Euro
[OY-roh]
Euro
The currency used in many European countries.
Ich habe fünf Euro.
I have five euros.
zwanzig
[TSVAHN-tsikh]
twenty
The number 20; used for time and quantity.
In zwanzig Minuten ist das Team bereit.
In twenty minutes the team is ready.
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