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How to say “How much does this cost?” in Italian
The Italian for “How much does this cost?”, with audio, grammar notes and the words that go with it.
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Step 4Vorrei un tavolo per due.
I would like a table for two.
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Quanto costa questo?
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Quanto costa questo?
How much does this cost?
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Italian words and phrases that go with it
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- I do not understand.Non capisco.
- Can you repeat that, please?Puoi ripetere, per favore?
- Please speak more slowly.Parla più lentamente, per favore.
- I do not know.Non lo so.
- Excuse me, where is the bathroom?Scusi, dov'è il bagno?
- Where is the train station?Dov'è la stazione?
- I would like a coffee, please.Vorrei un caffè, per favore.
- I would like a table for two.Vorrei un tavolo per due.
- The bill, please.Il conto, per favore.
- I need help.Ho bisogno di aiuto.
- Can you help me?Puoi aiutarmi?
- I am hungry.Ho fame.
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“How much does this cost?” in Italian is “Quanto costa questo?”.
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“Quanto costa questo?” is Italian for “How much does this cost?”.
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