How to Say ‘Here is the cash’ in Italian
Ecco i contanti
Eh-koh Ee Kohn-tahn-tee
[Eh-koh Ee Kohn-tahn-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: Combining 'ecco' with what's handed simplifies communication.
🇮🇹 In Italy: A straightforward phrase often used to complete a cash transaction in small stores or outdoor markets.
Phrase Breakdown
Ecco
[Eh-koh]
Here is
Used to draw attention to something or to present something.
Ecco i contanti per il pagamento.
Here is the cash for the payment.
i
[Ee]
The
A definite article used for plural masculine nouns.
Ecco i contanti che servono.
Here is the cash that is needed.
contanti
[Kohn-tahn-tee]
Cash
Money in the form of coins or banknotes.
Ho pagato il conto con i contanti.
I paid the bill with cash.
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