No. 9,266 in French
coûtent
"Coûtent" means "cost" (third person plural of the verb "coûter").
In a sentence
Ces chaussures coûtent cher.
These shoes cost a lot.
In this sentence, 'coûtent' is the verb 'to cost' used in the plural to indicate the price value of shoes.
Les produits biologiques coûtent généralement plus que les produits standards.
Organic products generally cost more than standard products.
Here, 'coûtent' expresses the price difference in a comparative statement emphasizing the cost aspect of organic products.
Combien coûtent les billets pour le concert de ce soir ?
How much do the tickets for tonight's concert cost?
Using 'coûtent' in a question form to inquire about the price, reflecting its interrogative usage.
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