How to Say ‘That's two euros ten.’ in Portuguese
São dois euros e dez.
sawn DOE-ish EH-oo-roosh ee dez
[sawn DOE-ish EH-oo-roosh ee dez]
💬 Usage Tip: Prices are said as euros e cents, and the word for cents is usually dropped. Same pattern: três e cinquenta "three fifty".
Phrase Breakdown
São dois euros
sawn DOE-ish EH-oo-roosh
That's two euros
'São' means 'it comes to' when giving a price. The 's' in 'dois' sounds like 'sh' before a vowel? No: here it links to 'euros' as a 'z' sound: 'doy-ZEU-rush'.
São dois euros, por favor.
That's two 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.
dois
[DOE-ish]
Two
The number after one, a numeral denoting a pair.
Eu quero dois cafés.
I want two coffees.
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 dez.
ee dez
and ten (cents).
The cents are often said without the word 'cêntimos'. 'E' sounds like a short 'ee', and 'dez' ends with a 'sh' sound: 'ee DESH'.
Três euros e dez.
Three euros ten.
Words in this phrase
e
[ee]
and
A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.
Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.
I am looking for an open and human environment.
dez
[dez]
Ten
This is the number 10 in Portuguese, used to count or specify quantities.
Ela viu dez filmes.
She watched ten movies.
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