How to Say ‘Twelve euros and fifty cents’ in Portuguese
Doze euros e cinquenta
DOH-zuh YOO-roosh ee seen-KWEN-tuh
[DOH-zuh YOO-roosh ee seen-KWEN-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: For amounts of money, [e cinquenta] means "and fifty cents," with [cêntimos] usually omitted. So [doze euros e cinquenta] is the normal everyday way to say [€12.50].
Phrase Breakdown
Doze
[DOH-zuh]
twelve
The number 12, often used in prices and totals.
Na frase "Doze euros e cinquenta", "Doze" marca o valor principal.
In the phrase "Doze euros e cinquenta", "Doze" marks the main value.
euros
[YOO-roosh]
euros
The currency unit; here it gives the main whole amount of the price.
Em "Doze euros e cinquenta", "euros" indica a moeda.
In "Doze euros e cinquenta", "euros" indicates the currency.
e
[ee]
and
A conjunction meaning 'and'; in prices it links euros and cents.
Na expressão "Doze euros e cinquenta", "e" liga as duas partes do preço.
In the expression "Doze euros e cinquenta", "e" links the two parts of the price.
cinquenta
[seen-KWEN-tuh]
fifty
The number 50; in prices it usually means fifty cents when following euros.
Em "Doze euros e cinquenta", "cinquenta" refere-se aos cêntimos.
In "Doze euros e cinquenta", "cinquenta" refers to the cents.
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