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How to Say ‘Here are two euros’ in Italian

Ecco due euro

EH-koh DOOH-eh EH-oo-roh

[EH-koh DOOH-eh EH-oo-roh]

💬 Usage Tip: euro never changes in the plural: un euro, due euro, dieci euro. Adding an s is a common learner slip.

Phrase Breakdown

Ecco

[EH-koh]

Here is

Used to present or indicate the presence of something or someone.

Example

Ecco il Suo libro.

Here is your book.

due

[DOOH-eh]

Two

Indicating the second item in a series.

Example

Due persone hanno chiesto di vedere la mamma.

Two people asked to see mom.

euro

[EH-oo-roh]

euros

The currency used in Italy and much of Europe.

Example

Pago sette euro al mercato.

I pay seven euros at the market.

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