How to Say ‘It's fourteen euros thirty’ in Portuguese
São catorze euros e trinta
sawn kah-TOR-zeh EH-oo-roosh ee TREEN-tah
[sawn kah-TOR-zeh EH-oo-roosh ee TREEN-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: Prices use são "are", not é "is", because the euros are plural. The cents simply follow e without saying cêntimos "cents".
Phrase Breakdown
São catorze euros
sawn kah-TOR-zeh EH-oo-roosh
It's fourteen euros
'São' (plural 'are') is used for prices. It is a nasal 'sãw'. 'Catorze' is said 'ka-TOR-z(e)', with the final 'e' almost silent.
São catorze euros, por favor.
It's fourteen euros, please.
Words in this phrase
São
[sawn]
are/is
Used to convey the total cost in pricing sentences.
Os cafés são 1,50€, por favor.
The coffees are 1.50€, please.
catorze
[kah-TOR-zeh]
fourteen
The number 14.
Tenho catorze maçãs.
I have fourteen apples.
euros
[EH-oo-roosh]
Euros
The currency used in many European countries including Portugal.
O preço é cinco euros.
The price is five euros.
e trinta
ee TREEN-tah
and thirty (cents)
The cents are added with 'e'. The word 'cêntimos' is usually dropped. 'e' sounds like 'ee', and 'trinta' has a nasal 'in'.
Dois euros e trinta.
Two euros thirty.
Words in this phrase
e
[ee]
and
Common conjunction used to connect words, phrases, or questions.
Podemos usar círculos e quadrados.
We can use circles and squares.
trinta
[TREEN-tah]
thirty
The number 30; after 'euros e' it means thirty cents.
Custa trinta cêntimos.
It costs thirty cents.
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