750 in French
sept cent cinquante
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Three quarters of a thousand; wine bottle volume
NUMERAL
750
FRENCH
sept cent cinquante
IPA
/sɛt sɑ̃ sɛ̃.kɑ̃t/
Breakdown
Ordinal form
Ranking things rather than counting them: 750 becomes sept cent cinquantième, written 750e in figures.
MASCULINE
sept cent cinquantième
750e
FEMININE
sept cent cinquantième
750e (same word as the masculine)
French writes the abbreviation with a plain e, never ème: 750e. The Académie française allows two irregular pairs: premier and première abbreviate 1er and 1re, and second and seconde abbreviate 2d and 2de. Full rules on the ordinal numbers reference.
Counting around 750
749
sept cent quarante-neuf
750
sept cent cinquante
751
sept cent cinquante et un
Real sentence examples
“Une bouteille de sept cent cinquante millilitres (75 cl).”
“Le loyer mensuel est de sept cent cinquante euros.”
Pronunciation and morphology notes
Sept cent cinquante drops the s on cent (cinquante follows). 750 ml is the standard French / European wine bottle volume; 75 cl is the equivalent more often seen on labels.
Frequently asked questions
How do you say 750 in French?
750 in French is "sept cent cinquante". It is built as 700 + 50 = 750.
How is sept cent cinquante (750) pronounced in French?
In the International Phonetic Alphabet, "sept cent cinquante" is transcribed /sɛt sɑ̃ sɛ̃.kɑ̃t/. Use the audio button on this page to hear the standard French pronunciation.
What is the ordinal form of 750 in French?
The ordinal for 750 is "sept cent cinquantième", abbreviated 750e. The form is the same in the masculine and the feminine.
How is 750 used in a French sentence?
A natural example is: "Une bouteille de sept cent cinquante millilitres (75 cl)."
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