Grammar 12 · Was kostet das? · Grammar

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Was kostet das?

Understand prices and ask what things cost

Ask the price

Use with one item: With several items use : is another common question. The subject determines the verb, just as with .

Euros and cents

German writes a decimal comma: 3,20 € means three euros and twenty cents. You can say or . Amounts normally use and without a plural ending: , . One euro is ; as a masculine direct object it is .

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PriceSay
1,40 €
3,20 €
0,90 €
5,00 €

Check the total

means altogether. gives a total. To check two items, ask You can name an item again when you are unsure:

  • Der Tee kostet einen Euro vierzig.The tea costs one euro forty.

  • Zwei Eier kosten zwei Euro sechzig.Two eggs cost two euros sixty.

  • Das macht fünf Euro.That comes to five euros.

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