How do you say "How much do I pay in total?" in Italian?

"How much do I pay in total?" in Italian is "Quanto pago in tutto?". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Quanto pago in tutto?" mean in English?

"Quanto pago in tutto?" means "How much do I pay in total?" in English. Usage tip: Natural way to ask for the total amount. You may also hear 'Quanto viene in tutto?'

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How to Say ‘How much do I pay in total?’ in Italian

Quanto pago in tutto?

KWAHN-toh PAH-goh een TOOT-toh

[KWAHN-toh PAH-goh een TOOT-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: Natural way to ask for the total amount. You may also hear 'Quanto viene in tutto?'

🇮🇹 In Italy: In Italy, this is useful at markets where several small items are added together.

Phrase Breakdown

Quanto

[KWAHN-toh]

how much

Used to ask about price or amount.

Example

Quanto costano questi funghi porcini?

How much do these porcini mushrooms cost?

pago

[PAH-goh]

I pay

Used when asking what the final payment is.

Example

Quanto pago per mezzo chilo di funghi?

How much do I pay for half a kilo of mushrooms?

In tutto

een TOOT-toh

in total / altogether

Expression used for the final sum.

Example

Sono dieci euro in tutto.

It's ten euros in total.

Words in this phrase

[een]

Preposition used inside the expression in tutto.

Example

In totale, quanto spendo?

In total, how much am I spending?

tutto

[TOOT-toh]

all / total

Here it helps form the phrase meaning total amount.

Example

Voglio sapere il tutto prima di pagare.

I want to know the total before paying.

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