Tre euro
Three euros
Language note: Italians emphasize the number first, followed by the currency.
Culture note: Keep exact change, as small businesses often appreciate it.
Context: The shopkeeper tells you that apples cost three euros per kilo.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Tre
[Tray]
Three euros
Refers to the monetary amount of three euros.
Le mele costano tre euro.
The apples cost three euros.
euro
[Eh-oo-roh]
Euros
The currency used in many European countries.
Le mele costano tre euro.
The apples cost three euros.
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