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How to Say ‘It's €1.50, please.’ in Portuguese

São 1,50€, por favor.

sawn oono e meio eh-yoo-roh poor fah-vor

[sawn oono e meio eh-yoo-roh poor fah-vor]

💬 Usage Tip: For prices, Portuguese usually says são with amounts: São 2 euros, São 1,50€. Even though English uses singular it's, Portuguese treats the price as an amount and commonly uses plural they are.

Phrase Breakdown

São 1,50€

sawn oono e meio eh-yoo-roh

Words in this phrase

São

[sawn]

are/is

Used to convey the total cost in pricing sentences.

Example

Os cafés são 1,50€, por favor.

The coffees are 1.50€, please.

1,50

[oono e meio]

1.50

The cost or price amount in Euros.

Example

O bolo custa 1,50€.

The cake costs 1.50€.

€

[eh-yoo-roh]

euro

Unit of currency used in many European countries.

Example

O café custa 1,50€.

The coffee costs 1.50€.

Por favor

poor fah-vor

Words in this phrase

por

[poor]

for

Used to request something politely.

Example

Um café, por favor.

One coffee, please.

favor

[fah-vor]

please

Phrase used to make a request more polite.

Example

A conta, por favor.

The bill, please.

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