Due euro
Two euros
Language note: Unlike English, the noun follows the numeral in Italian.
Culture note: Euro coins are used widely; small amounts like 'due euro' are often transacted in coins.
Context: The shopkeeper informs you that the bread costs two euros.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Due
[Doo-eh]
Two euros
Refers to the monetary amount of two euros.
Questo costa due euro.
This costs two euros.
euro
[Eh-oo-roh]
Euros
The currency used in many European countries.
Questo costa due euro.
This costs two euros.
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