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How to Say ‘It costs one euro more’ in Italian

Costa un euro in più

KOH-stah oon Eh-ro een pyoo

[KOH-stah oon Eh-ro een pyoo]

Phrase Breakdown

Costa un euro

KOH-stah oon Eh-ro

It costs one euro

'Euro' is said 'EH-u-ro'. Link it smoothly with 'un'.

Example

Il caffè costa un euro.

The coffee costs one euro.

Words in this phrase

Costa

[KOH-stah]

costs

Third-person singular of costare, meaning 'costs'.

Example

Quanto costa il biglietto? Costa troppo?

How much is the ticket? Does it cost too much?

[oon]

a / one

An indefinite article used with masculine singular nouns.

Example

Un bagno accessibile è molto importante.

An accessible bathroom is very important.

euro

[Eh-ro]

Euro

The currency used in many European countries.

Example

Questo caffè costa tre euro.

This coffee costs three euros.

in più

een pyoo

more / extra

Stress the final 'ù': 'in PYU'.

Example

Due euro in più.

Two euros extra.

Words in this phrase

[een]

in (part of 'in più' = extra)

With 'più' it means extra or more than expected.

Example

Ho un biglietto in più.

I have an extra ticket.

più

[pyoo]

Comparative word used to indicate a greater amount or degree.

Example

Con più responsabilità. impari di più.

With more responsibility, you learn more.

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