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How to Say ‘It comes to eighteen fifty.’ in Italian

Sarebbero diciotto e cinquanta.

sah-REB-beh-roh dee-CHOHT-toh eh cheen-KWAHN-tah

[sah-REB-beh-roh dee-CHOHT-toh eh cheen-KWAHN-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: e separates euros from cents, and the word euro is usually dropped: dodici e trenta = €12.30.

Phrase Breakdown

Sarebbero diciotto

sah-REB-beh-roh dee-CHOHT-toh

That would be eighteen

The conditional 'sarebbero' (sa-REB-be-ro) softens the price politely. Say 'diciotto' as di-CHOT-to.

Example

Sarebbero diciotto euro.

That would be eighteen euros.

Words in this phrase

Sarebbero

[sah-REB-beh-roh]

they would be

Conditional of 'essere'; softens a price statement.

Example

Sarebbero venti euro.

That would be twenty euros.

diciotto

[dee-CHOHT-toh]

eighteen

The number 18.

Example

Ho diciotto anni.

I am eighteen years old.

e cinquanta.

eh cheen-KWAHN-tah

fifty.

Here 'e cinquanta' means '.50', as in 18.50 euros. Say 'cinquanta' as chin-KWAN-ta.

Example

Due e cinquanta.

Two fifty.

Words in this phrase

e

[eh]

and

A conjunction used to connect ideas or qualities.

Example

Nella frase E collaborativa, E aggiunge una seconda qualità positiva dell'azienda.

In the phrase 'E collaborativa,' 'E' adds a second positive quality of the company.

cinquanta

[cheen-KWAHN-tah]

fifty

The number 50.

Example

Ci sono cinquanta persone.

There are fifty people.

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