How to Say ‘That's twenty euros.’ in Portuguese
São vinte euros.
sawn VIN-cheh EH-oo-roosh
[sawn VIN-cheh EH-oo-roosh]
💬 Usage Tip: Prices use são "they are" because the amount is plural: são vinte euros. With one euro it's é um euro.
Phrase Breakdown
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.
vinte
[VIN-cheh]
twenty
The number 20; in prices it often implies cents when said after euros.
São dois euros e vinte para o bilhete do elétrico.
It’s two euros and twenty for the tram ticket.
euros
[EH-oo-roosh]
Euros
The currency used in many European countries including Portugal.
O preço é cinco euros.
The price is five euros.
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