一千克苹果六元用英语怎么说

"One kilogram of apples is six yuan" in English can be translated as "One kilogram of apples costs six dollars/euros/pounds (depending on the currency used in the country)"
The origin of the word "kilogram" comes from the French word "kilogramme," which is derived from the Greek word "khilioi" meaning "a thousand" and "gramma" meaning "a small weight."
Examples in English:
"A kilo of apples is on sale for $6 at the farmer's market."
"I need to buy 2 kilograms of apples for my recipe, that will be 12 dollars."
翻译:
"农夫市场上一公斤苹果售价6美元。"
"我需要买两公斤苹果做菜，那将会是12美元。"