How do you say "Is one euro and fifty cents" in Italian?

"Is one euro and fifty cents" in Italian is "È un euro e cinquanta". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

How to Say ‘Is one euro and fifty cents’ in Italian

Q: What does "È un euro e cinquanta" mean in English?

"È un euro e cinquanta" means "Is one euro and fifty cents" in English. Usage tip: With money, Italian uses singular [euro] after [un]: [un euro]. But after higher numbers it usually stays [euro] too: [due euro], [diciotto euro].

È un euro e cinquanta

eh oon EH-oo-roh eh cheen-KWAHN-tah

[eh oon EH-oo-roh eh cheen-KWAHN-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: With money, Italian uses singular [euro] after [un]: [un euro]. But after higher numbers it usually stays [euro] too: [due euro], [diciotto euro].

Phrase Breakdown

[eh]

Third-person singular of 'essere' meaning 'is'; used to state a price or amount.

Example

È un euro e cinquanta per il pane.

It is one euro fifty for the bread.

[oon]

one / a

Masculine singular indefinite article and number, meaning 'one' or 'a'.

Example

Costa un euro al mercato.

It costs one euro at the market.

euro

[EH-oo-roh]

euro

The currency unit; after 'un' it means 'one euro'.

Example

È un euro per una mela.

It is one euro for one apple.

[eh]

and

Conjunction meaning 'and'; in prices it links euros and cents.

Example

Un euro e cinquanta è un prezzo basso.

One euro fifty is a low price.

cinquanta

[cheen-KWAHN-tah]

fifty

The number 50; in prices it usually refers to 50 cents when following euros.

Example

Pago un euro e cinquanta per l'acqua.

I pay one euro fifty for the water.

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