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Shopping: direct object pronouns 'le' and 'la', numbers 70-99

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I can understand and say how much something costs in French using the verb 'payer', numbers 70-99 and the direct object pronoun 'it' in the context of shopping.

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In French the SSC (sound-symbol correspondence) [th] makes a t sound, as in 'théâtre'. Soixante-dix is 70, quatre-vingts is 80, quatre-vingt-dix is 90 and cent is one hundred. In France, the euro symbol € comes after the number and a comma is used instead of a decimal point: 40,25 €. The verb payer (to pay) has two different spellings in the singular form: je paie / je paye. When using the pronoun 'it' as a direct object in French, we use either 'le' (masculine) or 'la' (feminine).

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