cuestan

cost, they cost

Verb cuestan

Second-person plural (ustedes) present indicative form of costar.
Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) present indicative form of costar.

Examples

Los billetes cuestan 1.000 yenes cada uno.

The tickets are 1,000 yen each.

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Los cohetes cuestan veinte reales la caja.

The rockets cost twenty reais a box.

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¿Cuánto cuestan las zanahorias?

How much do the carrots cost?

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Sí, ¿cuánto cuestan?

Yes, how much do they cost?

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Todas estas cosas cuestan dinero.

All these things cost money.

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¿Cuánto cuestan estos pantalones?

How much do these trousers cost?

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Las gafas de sol cuestan veinte euros.

The sunglasses cost twenty euros.

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¿Cuánto cuestan?

How much are they?

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Diez platos de papel cuestan un dólar.

Ten paper plates cost one dollar.

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¿Cuánto cuestan las naranjas?

What do the oranges cost?

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