How to Say ‘Five courses for fifty-five euros’ in Italian
Cinque portate a cinquantacinque euro
CHEEN-kweh por-TAH-teh ah cheen-kwan-tah-CHEEN-kweh EH-oo-roh
[CHEEN-kweh por-TAH-teh ah cheen-kwan-tah-CHEEN-kweh EH-oo-roh]
Phrase Breakdown
Cinque portate
CHEEN-kweh por-TAH-teh
Five courses
'Portata' means a course in a meal, and 'portate' is the plural. Say CHEEN-kweh por-TAH-teh.
Il pranzo ha tre portate.
The lunch has three courses.
Words in this phrase
Cinque
[CHEEN-kweh]
five
The number 5. It never changes for gender or number.
Vorrei prenotare un tavolo per cinque persone.
I'd like to book a table for five people.
portate
[por-TAH-teh]
courses
Plural of 'portata', a course of a meal.
La cena ha tre portate.
The dinner has three courses.
a cinquantacinque euro
ah cheen-kwan-tah-CHEEN-kweh EH-oo-roh
for fifty-five euros
This is the price. Say the long number in one smooth flow.
La cena costa cinquantacinque euro.
The dinner costs fifty-five euros.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at
Used with time expressions.
Ci vediamo a quest'ora domani.
See you at this time tomorrow.
cinquantacinque
[cheen-kwan-tah-CHEEN-kweh]
fifty-five
The number 55.
Costa cinquantacinque euro.
It costs fifty-five euros.
euro
[EH-oo-roh]
euros
Currency used in many European countries.
Costa 2 euro per biscotto.
It costs 2 euros per biscuit.
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