How to Say ‘Cost’ in Spain Spanish
Cuesta
KWES-tah
[KWES-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Cuesta] means "costs" when the thing is the subject: [La postal cuesta dos euros]. The verb changes with the item: [cuesta] for one thing, [cuestan] for several, as in [Las postales cuestan dos euros].
Phrase Breakdown
Cuesta
[KWES-tah]
Costs
Indicates the price or expense of something.
La postal cuesta dos euros y es muy bonita.
The postcard costs two euros, and it is very pretty.
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