💰 Japanese Shopping & Money Vocabulary Spese e soldi

10 essential Italian words for the Shopping & Money scene, each with IPA, English meaning, CEFR level and native speaker audio, plus example sentences. Tap 🔊 to listen.

soldi /ˈsɔl.di/ A1
money · (used in the plural)
Non ho abbastanza soldi con me.I don't have enough money on me.
prezzo /ˈprɛt.t͡so/ A1
price, cost
Qual è il prezzo di questa borsa?What's the price of this bag?
conto /ˈkon.to/ A1
bill; (bank) account
Cameriere, il conto, per favore.Waiter, the bill, please.
cassa /ˈkas.sa/ A1
checkout, till, cash desk; case
Paga alla cassa all'uscita.Pay at the checkout on your way out.
regalo /reˈga.lo/ A1
present, gift
Ho comprato un regalo per mia madre.I bought a present for my mother.
portafoglio /por.taˈfɔʎ.ʎo/ A1
wallet
Ho lasciato il portafoglio a casa.I left my wallet at home.
moneta /moˈne.ta/ A1
coin; currency
Ho solo una moneta da due euro.I only have a two-euro coin.
sconto /ˈskon.to/ A1
discount
C'è uno sconto del venti per cento.There's a twenty percent discount.
scontrino /skonˈtri.no/ A1
receipt
Conservi lo scontrino, per favore.Please keep the receipt.
carta /ˈkar.ta/ A1
paper; card (e.g. carta di credito)
Pago sempre con la carta.I always pay by card.

FAQ

How many Italian shopping & money words are in this list?

10 words, including A1: 10. Every word has playable native audio and example sentences.

Are these words CEFR-graded?

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