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How to Say ‘Here's two euros change’ in Italian

Ecco due euro di resto

EK-koh DOO-eh eh-oo-ro dee Res-toh

[EK-koh DOO-eh eh-oo-ro dee Res-toh]

Phrase Breakdown

Ecco due euro

EK-koh DOO-eh eh-oo-ro

Here's two euros

Say 'EK-koh DOO-eh EH-oo-roh'. Keep the vowels of 'due euro' smooth, without a break.

Example

Ecco due caffè.

Here are two coffees.

Words in this phrase

Ecco

[EK-koh]

here is

Used to present something to someone.

Example

Ecco la tua ricevuta.

Here is your receipt.

due

[DOO-eh]

two

The number two; in time expressions it means two o'clock.

Example

Il treno parte alle due.

The train leaves at two.

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?

di resto

dee Res-toh

in change

'Resto' is the change you get back after paying. Say 'dee REH-stoh'.

Example

Tenga il resto.

Keep the change.

Words in this phrase

[dee]

of / in

Preposition linking amount and type, like 'two euros in change'.

Example

Un chilo di mele.

A kilo of apples.

resto

[Res-toh]

Change

The money returned to someone as the balance after paying with more than the exact amount.

Example

Il resto del pagamento è cinque euro.

The change from the payment is five euros.

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