No. 34 in German
euro
The German word "Euro" refers to the official currency used by many countries in the European Union.
In a sentence
Ich habe nur fünf Euro in meiner Tasche.
I only have five euros in my pocket.
In this sentence, 'Euro' is used as a noun indicative of the currency, referring to a specific monetary amount someone has.
Hast du einen Euro für den Automaten?
Do you have a euro for the vending machine?
Here, 'Euro' is employed as a counting noun asking for one unit of currency to be used.
Die Preise sind in Euro angegeben.
The prices are listed in euros.
This sentence illustrates the usage of 'Euro' as a generic reference to the currency used for pricing.
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