
How do I ask for the price of an item in Italian
To ask for the price of an item in Italian, you can use several phrases depending on the context:
Common Phrases
- Quanto costa? - This translates to “How much does it cost?” and is used when asking about a single item 1, 2, 3.
- Quanto costano? - This means “How much do they cost?” and is used for multiple items 1, 2.
- Qual è il prezzo? - This translates to “What is the price?” and is another way to inquire about the cost 2.
Situational Variations
- Quant’è? - This phrase means “How much is it?” and is often used at a cashier or when asking for the total cost of multiple items 3.
- Quanto viene? - Similar to “Quanto costa,” it also means “How much does it cost?” and can be used interchangeably 3.
Practical Examples
- If pointing to an item, you can say: Quanto costa questo? (“How much does this cost?”) 4.
- When referring to something further away, use: Quanto costa quello? (“How much does that cost?”) 4.
These phrases are versatile and widely understood in Italian-speaking regions, making them essential for shopping or dining scenarios.
References
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How to Go Shopping in Italian: Beginner’s Guide | Joy of Languages
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Learn How to Ask for a Price in Italian | Can Do #17 - YouTube
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asking for price in italian Archives - Coffee Break Languages
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Asking for the Price in Italian: A Quick and Easy Guide - YouTube
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How to Ask the Price of Something - Dialogue - ItalianPod101
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Italian Speaking Practice: Asking the Price of Something - YouTube