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How to Say ‘It costs ten euros.’ in Italian

Costa dieci euro.

Koh-stah DYAY-chee eh-oo-ro

[Koh-stah DYAY-chee eh-oo-ro]

💬 Usage Tip: euro never changes in the plural: un euro, dieci euro. Don't add an s or switch the ending.

Phrase Breakdown

Costa

[Koh-stah]

It costs

Used to specify the price of something.

Example

Il caffè costa due euro.

The coffee costs two euros.

dieci

[DYAY-chee]

Ten

The number equivalent to the sum of nine and one.

Example

Ho dieci libri.

I have ten books.

euro

[eh-oo-ro]

euros

The currency used in many European countries.

Example

Quanto costa questo in euro?

How much does this cost in euros?

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