How do I read 100°C in Japanese?


In English, I just read it "one hundred degrees Celsius".  
In Japanese, I don't know how to read it.




It is in a slightly different order in Japanese.

First comes Celsius, then the amount, and degrees at the end.

This would be one hundred degrees Celsius written out:

> 摂氏{せっし}100度{ど}

Fahrenheit for example would be similar

> 華氏{かし}100度{ど}

Most of the time saying Celsius is redundant though. If someone asks you what
is the temperature, you can just say 26 degrees.

> 気温{きおん}は何度{なんど}？
>
> 今{いま}、26度{ど}。




It is in a slightly different order in Japanese.

First comes Celsius, then the amount, and degrees at the end.

This would be one hundred degrees Celsius written out:

> 摂氏{せっし}100度{ど}

Fahrenheit for example would be similar

> 華氏{かし}100度{ど}

Most of the time saying Celsius is redundant though. If someone asks you what
is the temperature, you can just say 26 degrees.

> 気温{きおん}は何度{なんど}？
>
> 今{いま}、26度{ど}。

