How to Say ‘Twenty square meters’ in German
Zwanzig Quadratmeter
TSVAHN-tsikh kvah-DRAHT-may-ter
[TSVAHN-tsikh kvah-DRAHT-may-ter]
💬 Usage Tip: Units stay singular after a number: zwanzig Quadratmeter, drei Meter "three meters". In writing you'll often see the short form m².
Phrase Breakdown
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.
Quadratmeter
[kvah-DRAHT-may-ter]
square meters
Unit for measuring area, used for room size.
Die Wohnung hat sechzig Quadratmeter.
The apartment has sixty square meters.
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