How to Say ‘It's sixty euros’ in Spain Spanish
Son sesenta euros
sohn seh-SEN-tah EH-oo-rohs
[sohn seh-SEN-tah EH-oo-rohs]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish says "they are sixty euros", son, where English says "it's". Prices with more than one euro take son: son diez euros.
Phrase Breakdown
Son
[sohn]
are
A verb used to describe a state or condition of the subject.
Ellos son felices.
They are happy.
sesenta
[seh-SEN-tah]
sixty
The number 60.
Una hora tiene sesenta minutos.
An hour has sixty minutes.
euros
[EH-oo-rohs]
euros
The currency used in Spain.
Son veinte euros.
It's twenty euros.
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