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    Chinese Grammar

    Expressing "Euro" with 欧元 (ōuyuán)

    Numbers & Quantity

    Structure

    Number + (万/亿) + 欧元

    Explanation

    欧元 (ōuyuán) is the Chinese word for "Euro," the official currency of the Eurozone. It functions as a measure word for monetary amounts and appears after a number. It is commonly used in financial, economic, and travel contexts.

    Examples

    • 这件衣服花了我五十欧元。

      Zhè jiàn yīfu huā le wǒ wǔshí ōuyuán.

      This piece of clothing cost me fifty euros.

    • 今天欧元对人民币的汇率是多少?

      Jīntiān ōuyuán duì rénmínbì de huìlǜ shì duōshǎo?

      What is today's euro-to-renminbi exchange rate?

    • 他在巴黎每个月的房租大约八百欧元。

      Tā zài Bālí měi gè yuè de fángzū dàyuē bābǎi ōuyuán.

      His monthly rent in Paris is about eight hundred euros.

    • 这件衣服花了我五十欧元。

      zhè jiàn yīfu huā le wǒ wǔshí ōuyuán.

      This piece of clothing cost me fifty euros.

    • 今天欧元对人民币的汇率是多少?

      jīntiān ōuyuán duì rénmínbì de huìlǜ shì duōshǎo?

      What is today's euro to renminbi exchange rate?

    • 他在巴黎每个月的房租大约八百欧元。

      tā zài bālí měi gè yuè de fángzū dàyuē bābǎi ōuyuán.

      His monthly rent in Paris is about eight hundred euros.