How to Say ‘It's sixteen euros and fifty cents.’ in Spain Spanish
Son dieciséis euros con cincuenta.
sohn dee-eh-see-SAYS EH-oo-rohs kohn seen-KWEN-tah
[sohn dee-eh-see-SAYS EH-oo-rohs kohn seen-KWEN-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: For prices, Spanish says [son] with plural amounts: [Son dieciséis euros]. Then [con cincuenta] adds the cents: [ocho euros con diez], [veinte euros con noventa].
Phrase Breakdown
Son dieciséis euros
sohn dee-eh-see-SAYS EH-oo-rohs
It is sixteen euros
Used to state the total price; son is the plural form of ser because the amount is treated as plural.
Son veinte euros.
It is twenty euros.
Words in this phrase
Son
[sohn]
they are / it is
Plural form used for prices and times.
Son veinte euros en total.
It is twenty euros in total.
dieciséis
[dee-eh-see-SAYS]
sixteen
The number 16.
Mi sobrino tiene dieciséis años.
My nephew is sixteen years old.
euros
[EH-oo-rohs]
euros
Units of European currency.
Cambio dólares por euros antes del viaje.
I exchange dollars for euros before the trip.
Con cincuenta
kohn seen-KWEN-tah
And fifty cents
Used after an amount to specify cents, especially in prices.
Cuesta tres euros con cincuenta.
It costs three euros and fifty cents.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
In prices, con can mean plus an additional amount of cents.
Lo quiero con azúcar.
I want it with sugar.
cincuenta
[seen-KWEN-tah]
fifty
The number 50; in this context, fifty cents.
El billete cuesta cincuenta euros.
The ticket costs fifty euros.
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