How to say "it's too expensive" in Italian?
In Italian "it's too expensive" translates to È troppo caro
Transliteration: eh trohp-poh kah-roh
🇮🇹 Mi piace questa borsa, ma è troppo caro.
🗣️ Mee pyah-cheh kwes-tah bohr-sah, mah eh trohp-poh kah-roh.
🇺🇸 I like this bag, but it's too expensive.
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How to say "it's too expensive" in Italian?
You can use the word "È troppo caro" which translates to "It's too expensive".
How to pronounce "È troppo caro" (it's too expensive) in Italian?
The word "È troppo caro" is pronounced as "eh trohp-poh kah-roh".
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