How to Say ‘That'll be two euros.’ in Spain Spanish
Son dos euros.
sohn dohs EH-oo-rohs
[sohn dohs EH-oo-rohs]
💬 Usage Tip: For prices, Spanish usually says [son] with the amount: [Son dos euros], [Son tres cincuenta]. Even for one item, this is the normal way to say what something costs at the till.
Phrase Breakdown
Son
[sohn]
they are, it is
Used when saying the price of something in Spanish.
Son dos euros por el café.
It's two euros for the coffee.
Dos euros.
dohs EH-oo-rohs
Two euros.
States the price or amount due.
Cuesta dos euros.
It costs two euros.
Words in this phrase
dos
[dohs]
two
The number two; here it describes the price amount.
Dos euros está bien.
Two euros is fine.
euros
[EH-oo-rohs]
euros
The unit of money used to state the price.
Tengo euros sueltos para pagar.
I have loose euros to pay.
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