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Divi eiro, divus eiro

Prices and the bill

Prices and the bill

The tens are . Build a number with the tens then units: . is one hundred.

A named price is nominative: . After as a cost, use an accusative number: . is unchanged, but changes: , .

Ask . Request the bill with . Tea is , a roll , total . The menu’s coffee is .

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FormExampleMeaning
Coffee costs two euros thirty.
Here are two euros.
Tea costs one euro fifty.
Here is one euro.
I pay thirty cents.
Here are thirty cents.
The bill, please.
The menu, please.
  • Kafija maksā divus eiro un trīsdesmit centus.Coffee costs two euros thirty.

  • Te ir divi eiro.Here are two euros.

  • Tēja maksā vienu eiro un piecdesmit centus.Tea costs one euro fifty.

  • Te ir viens eiro.Here is one euro.

  • Es maksāju trīsdesmit centus.I pay thirty cents.

  • Te ir trīsdesmit centi.Here are thirty cents.

  • Rēķinu, lūdzu.The bill, please.

  • Ēdienkarti, lūdzu.The menu, please.

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