How to Say “Total Price” in Spanish

precio total
/pɾeθjo total/from spelling rules
The English phrase "total price" is translated into Spanish as precio total.
precio total is used to express the total price. In formal contexts, you may also use coste total or use importe total when referring specifically to invoices or financial documents.

How do you pronounce it?

/pɾeθjo total/

Did you know?

  • The word precio is a doublet of the word prez, meaning 'esteem' or 'value'. While precio became the standard term for a monetary cost, prez survived as a literary term for honor.
  • In traditional Spanish markets, the precio total is often a starting point for a 'regateo' or bargaining process, where the final price is negotiated verbally.
  • In Spain, if a precio total is listed as 'IVA incluido', it means the Value Added Tax is already part of the price, unlike in the US where tax is added at the register.

Examples in context

  • ¿Cuál es el precio total de este producto?
    What is the total price of this product?
  • El importe total de la factura es de $1000
    The total amount of the invoice is $1000
  • El total a pagar es de $500 pesos
    The total price to pay is $500 pesos
  • El monto total es de $1500
    The total amount is $1500
  • El precio final de este artículo es de 50 euros
    The final price of this item is 50 euros
  • El precio total es de cincuenta euros.
    The total price is fifty euros.
  • ¿Puede decirme el precio total, por favor?
    Can you tell me the total price, please?
  • El precio total incluye el envío.
    The total price includes shipping.

Example conversation

At a local market, Elena is buying fruit from Javier.

  1. Elena

    Javier, ¿cuál es el precio total de la fruta?
    Javier, what is the total price of the fruit?
  2. Javier

    El precio total es de doce euros.
    The total price is twelve euros.
  3. Elena

    Muy bien, aquí tiene el dinero.
    Very well, here is the money.
  4. Javier

    Muchas gracias, que tenga un buen día.
    Thank you very much, have a good day.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
  • Word origins: Wiktionary entries precio, total, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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