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How do you say "forty-five" in German?

fünfundvierzig

Noun

In German, "forty-five" is fünfundvierzig.

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Pronunciation

FOONF-oont-FEAR-tsikh. Funf rhymes with 'oops', with a sharp 'nf' sound at the end.

Grammar notes

Fünfundvierzig follows the standard pattern, and fünf uses an umlaut over the u.

Example sentence

Das Konzert hat fünfundvierzig Minuten gedauert.

The concert lasted forty-five minutes.

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How to remember fünfundvierzig

Fünf has an umlaut. Five fingers on your hand, five being halfway to ten.

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Questions about fünfundvierzig

How do you say "forty-five" in German?

In German, "forty-five" is fünfundvierzig. It is a noun.

How is fünfundvierzig written in German?

fünfundvierzig is written using the standard German script.

How is fünfundvierzig used in a sentence?

Use fünfundvierzig as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Das Konzert hat fünfundvierzig Minuten gedauert. (The concert lasted forty-five minutes.).

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