How to Say ‘Seven euros and fifty cents’ in Portuguese
Sete euros e cinquenta
SEH-tchee YOO-rosh ee seen-KWEN-tah
[SEH-tchee YOO-rosh ee seen-KWEN-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: Again, prices and change often use [e] plus the cents amount, with [cêntimos] left out: [sete euros e cinquenta]. You can reuse the same pattern for almost any amount, like [três euros e dez].
Phrase Breakdown
Sete
[SEH-tchee]
seven
The number seven, often used in prices and change amounts.
Sete euros chegam para o pão.
Seven euros are enough for the bread.
euros
[YOO-rosh]
euros
Currency unit used after the number in a price or change amount.
Recebo sete euros de troco.
I receive seven euros in change.
e
[ee]
and
Connects euros and cents in an amount.
São dois euros e vinte.
It is two euros and twenty.
cinquenta
[seen-KWEN-tah]
fifty
Often refers to fifty cents when following euros in a spoken amount.
Cinquenta cêntimos caíram no chão.
Fifty cents fell on the floor.
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