How to Say ‘That's thirty-one euros.’ in Portuguese
São trinta e um euros.
sown TREEN-tuh ee oom EH-oo-roosh
[sown TREEN-tuh ee oom EH-oo-roosh]
💬 Usage Tip: São is used because euros are plural. For exactly one, it becomes É um euro "It's one euro".
Phrase Breakdown
São trinta
sown TREEN-tuh
It's thirty
'São' (they are) is used for prices. It has the nasal 'ão' sound. 'Trinta' also starts with a nasal sound: 'TREEN-ta'.
São trinta minutos.
It's thirty minutes.
Words in this phrase
São
[sown]
(they) are / it comes to
Plural form of 'ser' (to be), used when stating a price.
São três euros.
It's three euros.
trinta
[TREEN-tuh]
thirty
The number 30.
O mês tem trinta dias.
The month has thirty days.
e um euros.
ee oom EH-oo-roosh
-one euros.
'E um' completes the number 31 ('thirty and one'). 'Euros' sounds like 'EH-oo-rush'.
Custa vinte e um euros.
It costs twenty-one euros.
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.
um
[oom]
a / one
Masculine singular indefinite article used before café.
Um café pode ser uma boa ideia para conversar.
A coffee can be a good idea for talking.
euros
[EH-oo-roosh]
euros
Plural of euro, Portugal's currency.
Tenho dez euros.
I have ten euros.
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