How to Say "Prices" in German

Preise

The German phrase for "prices" is Preise.

Preise is used to refer to the amounts of money for which goods or services are sold.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of the word is Preise. When using the word in the dative plural, it takes an additional -n ending, becoming den Preisen.

The word Preise shares a common ancestor with the English word 'praise', as both originally related to the concept of 'valuing' or 'appraising' something.
In German, the word Preis can also mean a 'prize' or 'award' in a competition, much like the English word 'prize'.
In German, the word for 'price' can be used as a verb preisen, which means to praise or extol something.

Die Preise sind zu hoch.
Prices are too high.
This sentence is useful for stating that prices are too high.
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Die Preise sind in Euro.
The prices are in euros.
This sentence is useful for stating the currency used for prices.
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Die Preise sind gefallen.
Prices have gone down.
This sentence is useful for stating that prices have gone down.
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Die Kosten betragen 50 Euro.
The cost amounts to 50 Euro.
Der Preis liegt bei 20 Euro.
The price is 20 Euro.
Das kostet 5 Euro.
That costs 5 Euro.
Das geht weg für 15 Euro.
That goes for 15 Euro.
Das kostet 5 Euro pro Stück
That costs 5 euros per piece
Der Preis liegt bei 20 Euro für eine Stunde
The price is 20 euros for one hour
Wissen Sie, wie viel das kostet?
Do you know how much that costs?
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