How to Say ‘About five hundred euros, with a printer.’ in German
Ungefähr fünfhundert Euro, mit Drucker.
OON-geh-fair FUENF-hun-dert OY-roh mit DROO-ker
[OON-geh-fair FUENF-hun-dert OY-roh mit DROO-ker]
Phrase Breakdown
Ungefähr fünfhundert Euro,
OON-geh-fair FUENF-hun-dert OY-roh
About five hundred euros,
Pause briefly at the comma. Say 'Euro' as 'OY-ro'.
Ungefähr fünfhundert Euro im Monat.
About five hundred euros a month.
Words in this phrase
Ungefähr
[OON-geh-fair]
approximately
Used to give a rough estimate.
Es kostet ungefähr hundert Euro.
It costs approximately a hundred euros.
fünfhundert
[FUENF-hun-dert]
five hundred
The number 500.
Das kostet fünfhundert Euro.
That costs five hundred euros.
Euro
[OY-roh]
euro(s)
The currency used in Germany; the plural is usually also 'Euro' with prices.
Der Kaffee kostet zwei Euro.
The coffee costs two euros.
mit Drucker.
mit DROO-ker
with a printer.
'Drucker' has a short 'u'. The ending '-er' sounds like a soft 'uh'.
Der Computer kommt mit Drucker.
The computer comes with a printer.
Words in this phrase
mit
[mit]
with
"Mit" is a preposition meaning "with" and is used with the dative case.
Mit meiner Familie schaue ich die WM.
I watch the World Cup with my family.
Drucker
[DROO-ker]
printer
A machine that prints photos or documents.
Der Drucker druckt die Fotos sofort.
The printer prints the photos instantly.
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