Comparando precios

¡Vamos a comparar precios!
Let´s compare prices! £ €

¡Vamos a comparar 2 cosas!

​When we want to compare 2 things (or people) we can use any of
these 3 formulas:

C1 es más (adjective) que C2 (more...than)
C1 es menos (adjective) que C2 (less...than)
C1 es tan (adjective) como C2 (as...as)

¡Vamos a comparar 2 cosas!

La camiseta roja cuesta £23.50 C1
La camiseta azul cuesta £35 C2

... es más barata que...
...es menos cara que....

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Los vaqueros UK Made son más ​

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que los vaqueros High Street.

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caros

baratos

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La más cara es C1

La menos cara es C2

​Superlative in Spanish

The most expensive is C1



The least expensive is C2

​Superlative in English

When we want to compare 3 or more things we use the superlatives

más caro es........... (masc.sing.)
más cara es............ (fem. sing.)

menos caros son.....(masc. plural)
menos caras son......(fem. plural)

El
La

Los
Las

​The

Notice that in Spanish we have 4 options:

costaba
costaban

Imperfect Tense

cuesta
cuestan

​Present Tense

To talk about the prices before and after the discount we need these 2 tenses:

Now, let´s clothes compare the prices before and after the discounts!

Now: Ahora
It costs: Cuesta
They cost: Cuestan
Before: Antes
It was it used to cost: Costaba
They used to cost: Costaban

Pounds: Libras