How to Say ‘The soy milk is fifty cents extra.’ in German
Die Sojamilch kostet fünfzig Cent extra.
dee zoy-yah-milk KOS-tet FUENF-tsikh sent EK-strah
[dee zoy-yah-milk KOS-tet FUENF-tsikh sent EK-strah]
Phrase Breakdown
Die Sojamilch kostet
dee zoy-yah-milk KOS-tet
The soy milk costs
'Kosten' means 'to cost'. 'Milch' is feminine, so the article is 'die'. The 'ch' in 'Milch' is a soft hiss.
Der Kaffee kostet drei Euro.
The coffee costs three euros.
Words in this phrase
Die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
Sojamilch
[zoy-yah-milk]
soy milk
A popular non-dairy milk alternative made from soybeans, often used by people with lactose intolerance or those following a vegan diet.
Ich möchte meinen Kaffee mit Sojamilch, bitte.
I would like my coffee with soy milk, please.
kostet
[KOS-tet]
costs
A verb used when asking for the price of something.
Wie viel kostet das im Laden?
How much does that cost in the shop?
fünfzig Cent extra.
FUENF-tsikh sent EK-strah
fifty cents extra.
'Extra' means 'additional', just as in English. Stress 'FÜNF'.
Das kostet fünfzig Cent extra.
That costs fifty cents extra.
Words in this phrase
fünfzig
[FUENF-tsikh]
fifty
The number 50.
Das Ticket kostet fünfzig Euro.
The ticket costs fifty euros.
Cent
[sent]
cent
One hundredth of a euro.
Ein Brötchen kostet fünfzig Cent.
A bread roll costs fifty cents.
extra
[EK-strah]
extra / additionally
Means an additional charge on top of the normal price.
Sahne kostet extra.
Cream costs extra.
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