How to Say ‘That's two euros ten’ in Spain Spanish
Son dos euros con diez
sohn dos EH-ooh-rohs kohn DYEHS
[sohn dos EH-ooh-rohs kohn DYEHS]
Phrase Breakdown
Son dos euros
sohn dos EH-ooh-rohs
It's two euros
'Son' (they are) is used because 'euros' is plural. Say 'euros' as 'EH-oo-ros', with a single tapped r.
Son dos euros, por favor.
It's two euros, please.
Words in this phrase
Son
[sohn]
they are / it is
Used to give a price in Spanish.
Son cinco euros por dejar el coche en la entrada.
It is five euros to leave the car at the entrance.
dos
[dos]
two
Equivalent to the sum of one and one.
Tengo dos hermanos.
I have two brothers.
euros
[EH-ooh-rohs]
Euros
The currency used in many European countries.
Cuesta tres euros.
It costs three euros.
con diez
kohn DYEHS
and ten (cents)
Spaniards often give the cents with 'con' and leave out 'céntimos'. In Spain the 'z' in 'diez' sounds like English 'th'.
Tres euros con diez.
Three euros ten.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
and (in prices)
In prices, joins euros and cents.
Cuesta un euro con cincuenta.
It costs one euro fifty.
diez
[DYEHS]
Ten
The number following nine and preceding eleven.
Tengo diez euros para gastar.
I have ten euros to spend.
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