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How to Say ‘It is two hundred thirty pesos.’ in Mexican Spanish

Son doscientos treinta pesos.

sohn dohs-SYEHN-tohs TREYN-tah PEH-sohs

[sohn dohs-SYEHN-tohs TREYN-tah PEH-sohs]

💬 Usage Tip: For prices, Spanish often uses [son] with an amount: [Son doscientos treinta pesos.] You'll also hear [es] before a singular amount like [Es un peso].

Phrase Breakdown

Son

[sohn]

they are / it is

Form of ser; in prices, son is used to mean it is when referring to pesos or plural amounts.

Example

Son cincuenta pesos en total.

It is fifty pesos in total.

Doscientos treinta pesos

dohs-SYEHN-tohs TREYN-tah PEH-sohs

Two hundred thirty pesos

The price or total amount stated in Mexican currency.

Example

Cuesta doscientos treinta pesos.

It costs two hundred thirty pesos.

Words in this phrase

doscientos

[dohs-SYEHN-tohs]

two hundred

The number two hundred.

Example

Son doscientos estudiantes en la escuela.

There are two hundred students at the school.

treinta

[TREYN-tah]

thirty

The number thirty.

Example

Treinta pesos más, por favor.

Thirty pesos more, please.

pesos

[PEH-sohs]

pesos

Money units in Mexico; used when saying prices.

Example

Son doscientos treinta pesos por todo.

It is two hundred thirty pesos for everything.

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