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le total se Monte à moins d'un euro, casually: ça fait moins d'un euro.

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In French, amounts less than 1 euro are typically expressed using the word "centime" (plural: centimes). For example, 0.50 euros would be said as "cinquante centimes" (50 centimes) and 0.75 euros would be said as "soixante-quinze centimes" (75 centimes).

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Q: How do you say in french amounts less than 1 euro?
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