How do you say the price '€15.50' in Italian?
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Mastering these flashcards will enable you to confidently handle everyday conversations involving prices, dates, and quantities in Italian, making your interactions more natural and accurate in real-world scenarios such as shopping, scheduling, and describing amounts.
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| 1 | How do you say the price '€15.50' in Italian? | Quindici euro e cinquantacinque centesimi. | Remember that cents are expressed as a number after 'e'. |
| 2 | How do you say 'the book costs 25 euros' in Italian? | Il libro costa venticinque euro. | Use 'costa' for singular items; plural is 'costano'. |
| 3 | How do you tell the date 'April 5th' in Italian? | Il cinque aprile. | Remember the day comes before the month in Italian date format. |
| 4 | Translate 'Today is the 12th of March' into Italian. | Oggi è il dodici marzo. | Use 'è' for 'is' and 'il' before the date. |
| 5 | How do you say 'I bought 3 kilograms of apples' in Italian? | Ho comprato tre chili di mele. | Chili is used for kilograms; 'di' indicates 'of'. |
| 6 | Express 'There are 50 students' in Italian. | Ci sono cinquanta studenti. | Use 'ci sono' for 'there are'. |
| 7 | How do you say 'a dozen eggs' in Italian? | Una dozzina di uova. | Remember 'dozzina' means dozen. |
| 8 | How do you say 'The concert is on the 20th of July' in Italian? | Il concerto è il ventesimo luglio. | Use ordinal for the day if specifying the exact date. |
| 9 | Translate 'I need 2 liters of milk' into Italian. | Ho bisogno di due litri di latte. | Litri is plural for liter. |
| 10 | How do you say 'The shirt costs 30 euros' in Italian? | La maglietta costa trenta euro. | Remember 'costa' for singular items. |
| 11 | How do you say 'Today is the 1st of January' in Italian? | Oggi è il primo gennaio. | Use 'primo' for the first day of the month. |
| 12 | Translate 'I paid 100 euros for the shoes' into Italian. | Ho pagato cento euro per le scarpe. | Use 'pagato' for paid; 'per' for 'for'. |
| 13 | How do you say 'The train leaves at 18:30' in Italian? | Il treno parte alle diciotto e trenta. | Use 'alle' before the time in hours and minutes. |
| 14 | Express 'There are 7 days in a week' in Italian. | Ci sono sette giorni in una settimana. | Use 'sette' for seven. |
| 15 | How do you say 'The hotel costs 150 euros per night' in Italian? | L'hotel costa centocinquanta euro a notte. | Use 'a notte' for 'per night'. |
| 16 | Translate 'My book has 200 pages' into Italian. | Il mio libro ha duecento pagine. | Use 'ha' for 'has'. |
| 17 | How do you say 'The window is 1.2 meters wide' in Italian? | La finestra è lunga un metro e venti centimetri. | Use 'lungo' for length, 'un metro e venti' for 1.20 meters. |
| 18 | How do you say 'The store opens at 9 a.m.' in Italian? | Il negozio apre alle nove di mattina. | Use 'alle' for time in the morning. |
| 19 | Translate 'The package weighs 3.5 kilograms' into Italian. | Il pacco pesa tre virgola cinque chili. | Use 'virgola' for decimal point. |
| 20 | How do you say 'There are 100 euros in my wallet' in Italian? | Ci sono cento euro nel mio portafoglio. | Use 'nel' for 'in the'. |
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