"これはいくらですか？"

Translation: How much is this?

[PaulitoNL]

Whats the difference between kore and kono (sorry don't have Japanese installed)

[sora_Japan]

'Kore' is used by stand alone.
'Kono' is used together with something word.

'これ'はいくらですか？How much is 'this'?

'この’ぼうしはいくらですか？How much is 'this hat'?

[tjfwalker]

の (romaji no) is used in that second position when the deictic demonstrative is immediately followed by the noun it refers to —e.g.:
Japanese: このリンゴ
Romaji: kono ringo
Translation: this apple [here with me]
Note: proximal place deixis

Japanese: そのリンゴ
Romaji: sono ringo
Translation: that apple [there with you]
Note: medial place deixis

Japanese: あのリンゴ
Romaji: ano ringo
Translation: that apple [over there away from us both]
Note: distal place deixis

Whereas れ (romaji re) is used in that second position when the deictic demonstrative is not followed by its noun —e.g., just:
Japanese: これ
Romaji: kore
Translation: this [here with me]
Note: proximal

Japanese: それ
Romaji: sore
Translation: that [there with you]
Note: medial

Japanese: あれ
Romaji: are
Translation: that [over there away from us both]
Note: distal

where each (assuming the same apple as above) would imply its noun (the apple).

[hilmi454273]

thankyou this help me a lot

[PIXELGAMERR]

You should click the light bulb before the lesson

[washaa]

Is いくら only used for value/cost?

[pedrom.9]

Ikura - How much (it costs)
Ikutsu - How much (are there)

[Ktakn]

I have the same question!

[PepijnEkel]

I think it is also used to ask someone's age

[protostar777]

No, that's おいくつ

[SeanStasia]

Shouldn't, "How much is this one?" also work?

[Sum_Gai]

Not at all. If that was the correct translation, it would be 「これのはいくらですか。」の is a pronoun for "one" これの,それの,あれの, and どれの are this one, that one(near you), that one(over there), which one.

[clintack]

In other sentences, Duo has had us translate それ as "that one" -- like in "それとそれをください".

[crudbutt3000]

Could i say "これは何円ですか。"? (Kore wa nan en desu ka?) When asking how much something costs?

[AmulGarg]

Will just saying 'いくら' do in daily Japanese conversation (when the item whose cost you're asking is understood)?

[JacobOrtiz5]

That'd be the equivalent of holding something up and asking "how much?" It works if you don't mind sounding a little ineloquent.

[Ilchymis]

I wrote "how much for this", I think that should be accepted but I am unsure if the translation is literal enough.

[PaulPeterson]

Bring back the previous speakers. The new digital voices don't sound right at all. They clip the ends of the words

[Max703891]

it sounds right to me...

[mtthwcrlsn]

would "is this squid" work?

[ARMY_In_Distress]

I thought that "kore" was "him" so i got super confused lol.

[Kalle935336]

Am I too Swenglish or should "How much does this cost?" work?

[MatrixMushroom]

Is it more polite to say ""これはいくらですか？", or "これはやすいですか"?

[Biel832161]

What is the difference between "Ikura" and "Ikutsu"?

[Oliver747900]

"ikura" = "how much" (''e.g.'', "How much is this desk?")
"ikutsu" = "how many" (''e.g.'', "How many desks are there?")

[Ryuzaki368906]

How can i practice my japansese.

[Lucifer_adv]

Is the pitch accent on いくら in this recording い↓くら or い↑くら、that is to say 頭高型 or 平板型？
(Though both seem to be acceptable with this word, I'd like to know which one it is pronounced as)