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How to Say ‘Five euros for the suitcase?’ in Portuguese

Cinco euros pela mala?

seen-koo EH-oo-roosh PEH-luh MAH-luh

[seen-koo EH-oo-roosh PEH-luh MAH-luh]

🇵🇹 In Portugal: Portuguese taxis may legally add a small fixed luggage fee, usually much less than five euros. Questioning an inflated amount is reasonable.

Phrase Breakdown

Cinco euros

seen-koo EH-oo-roosh

Five euros

'Cinco' is 'SEEN-koo'. Link it into 'euros': 'SEEN-koo-EH-oo-roosh'.

Example

Custa cinco euros.

It costs five euros.

Words in this phrase

Cinco

[seen-koo]

Five

This is the number 5 in Portuguese, used to count or specify quantities.

Example

Ele comprou cinco livros.

He bought five books.

euros

[EH-oo-roosh]

Euros

The currency used in many European countries including Portugal.

Example

O preço é cinco euros.

The price is five euros.

pela mala?

PEH-luh MAH-luh

for the suitcase?

Raise your voice at the end to show surprise or a question.

Example

Quanto é pela mala?

How much is it for the suitcase?

Words in this phrase

pela

[PEH-luh]

for the

Contraction used before a feminine noun to mean 'for the.'

Example

Agradeço-lhe pela disponibilidade demonstrada.

I thank you for the availability shown.

mala

[MAH-luh]

bag

A noun meaning bag or handbag.

Example

Mala aparece em “Essa mala é linda.”

Bag appears in “That bag is beautiful.”

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