How to Say ‘In 250-gram packs’ in Italian
In pacchetti da duecentocinquanta grammi
een pahk-KET-tee dah doo-eh-chen-toh-cheen-KWAHN-tah GRAHM-mee
[een pahk-KET-tee dah doo-eh-chen-toh-cheen-KWAHN-tah GRAHM-mee]
💬 Usage Tip: Da in front of a size or amount tells you what kind of package it is. Same pattern: una bottiglia da un litro "a one-litre bottle".
Phrase Breakdown
In pacchetti
een pahk-KET-tee
In packets
In 'pacchetti', double C plus 'h' gives a strong K sound and double T is held: 'pak-KET-tee'.
In pacchetti piccoli.
In small packets.
Words in this phrase
In
[een]
in
Preposition used to indicate being inside or part of a place or organization.
Uso "in" quando parlo del lavoro in un'organizzazione.
I use "in" when I talk about working in an organization.
pacchetti
[pahk-KET-tee]
packets
Plural of 'pacchetto'; small packages.
Due pacchetti di caffè.
Two packets of coffee.
da duecentocinquanta grammi
dah doo-eh-chen-toh-cheen-KWAHN-tah GRAHM-mee
of 250 grams
'Da' gives the size or amount. Break the number up as 'due-cento-cinquanta': 'doo-eh-CHEN-to-cheen-KWAN-tah'.
Una bottiglia da un litro.
A one-litre bottle.
Words in this phrase
da
[dah]
of (size)
Used to describe size or capacity of something.
Una bottiglia da un litro.
A one-litre bottle.
duecentocinquanta
[doo-eh-chen-toh-cheen-KWAHN-tah]
two hundred fifty
The number 250.
Costa duecentocinquanta euro.
It costs 250 euros.
grammi
[GRAHM-mee]
grams
Plural of 'grammo', a unit of weight.
Cento grammi di prosciutto.
A hundred grams of ham.
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