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How to Say ‘One thousand eight hundred euros’ in Portuguese

Mil e oitocentos euros

meel ee oy-too-SEN-toosh EH-oo-roosh

[meel ee oy-too-SEN-toosh EH-oo-roosh]

💬 Usage Tip: "One thousand" is just mil, never um mil. The e "and" links the parts: mil e quinhentos "one thousand five hundred".

Phrase Breakdown

Mil e oitocentos

meel ee oy-too-SEN-toosh

One thousand eight hundred

Don't say 'um mil', just 'mil'. 'Mil e' links as 'MI-li'. 'oitocentos' is 'oi-tu-SEN-tush'.

Example

Custa mil e oitocentos.

It costs one thousand eight hundred.

Words in this phrase

Mil

[meel]

thousand

The number 1000; it does not change in the plural.

Example

Custa mil euros.

It costs a thousand euros.

e

[ee]

and

A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.

Example

Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.

I am looking for an open and human environment.

oitocentos

[oy-too-SEN-toosh]

eight hundred

The number 800.

Example

Custa oitocentos euros.

It costs eight hundred euros.

euros

[EH-oo-roosh]

euros

Plural of euro, Portugal's currency.

Example

Tenho dez euros.

I have ten euros.

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