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How to Say ‘I pay with twenty euros.’ in Portuguese

Pago com vinte euros.

PAH-goo kong VIN-tee YOO-rosh

[PAH-goo kong VIN-tee YOO-rosh]

Phrase Breakdown

Pago com

PAH-goo kong

I pay with

Phrase used to say what form of payment you are using.

Example

Pago com cartão.

I pay with card.

Words in this phrase

Pago

[PAH-goo]

I pay

Used when stating that you are paying or how you are paying.

Example

Pago com vinte euros em dinheiro.

I pay with twenty euros in cash.

com

[kong]

with

Introduces the payment method or amount given.

Example

Pago com cartão bancário.

I pay with a bank card.

vinte

[VIN-tee]

twenty

The number twenty, often used for money and prices.

Example

Vinte euros chegam para pagar.

Twenty euros are enough to pay.

euros

[YOO-rosh]

euros

The currency used to state how much money you are giving.

Example

Tenho vinte euros para as compras.

I have twenty euros for the groceries.

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