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How to Say ‘That's fourteen euros.’ in Italian

Sono quattordici euro.

SOH-noh kwaht-TOR-dee-chee Eh-oo-roh

[SOH-noh kwaht-TOR-dee-chee Eh-oo-roh]

💬 Usage Tip: euro never changes in the plural: un euro, quattordici euro. The verb is sono because the amount counts as plural.

Phrase Breakdown

Sono

[SOH-noh]

they are

Plural verb form used to describe plural nouns like mushrooms.

Example

Sono piccoli ma molto saporiti i finferli.

They are small but very tasty, the chanterelles.

quattordici

[kwaht-TOR-dee-chee]

fourteen

The number 14.

Example

Mia figlia ha quattordici anni.

My daughter is fourteen years old.

euro

[Eh-oo-roh]

Euros

The currency used in many European countries.

Example

Questo costa due euro.

This costs two euros.

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