How to Say ‘That's two euros.’ in Spain Spanish
Son dos euros.
sohn dos EH-oo-rohs
[sohn dos EH-oo-rohs]
💬 Usage Tip: The verb follows the amount: son for plural prices, es for one. So it's son dos euros but es un euro.
Phrase Breakdown
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-oo-rohs]
euros
The currency used in Spain and many European countries.
Pagamos en euros; hoy son cinco euros por el servicio.
We pay in euros; today it is five euros for the service.
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