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How to Say ‘I've only got ten euros.’ in Spain Spanish

Solo llevo diez euros.

SOH-loh YEH-voh dyehs EH-oo-rohs

[SOH-loh YEH-voh dyehs EH-oo-rohs]

💬 Usage Tip: llevar "to carry" is the normal way to say what you have on you: ¿Llevas tarjeta? "Have you got a card on you?".

Phrase Breakdown

Solo llevo

SOH-loh YEH-voh

I only have (on me)

'Llevar' here means to carry something on you. Say 'SOH-loh YEH-voh'.

Example

Solo llevo tarjeta.

I only have a card on me.

Words in this phrase

Solo

[SOH-loh]

only / just

Limits the meaning, like saying merely or just.

Example

Solo con mirarte ya sé que te gusta bromear.

Just by looking at you, I already know you like to joke around.

llevo

[YEH-voh]

I have (on me) / I carry

First person of 'llevar'; here it means having money with you.

Example

Llevo la tarjeta en el bolso.

I have the card in my bag.

diez euros.

dyehs EH-oo-rohs

ten euros.

In Spain, 'diez' sounds like 'dyeth', and 'euros' is 'EH-oo-ros'.

Example

Me costó diez euros.

It cost me ten euros.

Words in this phrase

diez

[dyehs]

Ten

The number equivalent to the product of two times five.

Example

Dame diez minutos para terminar.

Give me ten minutes to finish.

euros

[EH-oo-rohs]

euros

The currency used in Spain and many European countries.

Example

Cuesta dos euros en total.

It costs two euros in total.

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