How do you say "How much" in Italian?

"How much" in Italian is "Quanto". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘How much’ in Italian

Q: What does "Quanto" mean in English?

"Quanto" means "How much" in English. Usage tip: [Quanto] means [how much] with prices, totals, and amounts: [Quanto costa?], [Quanto è il totale?]. For countable things, Italian often uses [quanti]/[quante] instead: [Quante mele?].

Quanto

Kwahn-toh

[Kwahn-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Quanto] means [how much] with prices, totals, and amounts: [Quanto costa?], [Quanto è il totale?]. For countable things, Italian often uses [quanti]/[quante] instead: [Quante mele?].

Phrase Breakdown

Quanto

[Kwahn-toh]

How much

Used to ask about the cost or price of something.

Example

Quanto costa questo?

How much does this cost?

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