how do you say "costed" in past tense in spanish?

Answer 1

First, it isn't costed, it's cost in the past tense in English.

Second, in Spanish, the verb for to cost is one of two:
costar
valer

The past tense of costar is
costado

If it's valer you want it'd be
valido

I'm pretty sure this is what you wanted.

Answer 2

Tina, this is probably an accounting term. It more than likely comes from costing. Iin Spanish, costing is costeo or cálculo de costos. If I´m right, costed means costos caculados. You can email me if you need more help. Without knowing how the word was used, this is the best I can do for you. I am a Spanish speaker and have taught it and translated it.

Good luck.

Answer 3

Do you mean cost?

The past tense in Spanish is costó. eg: Costó una fortuna

Answer 4

(it) costed;

Costó (Simple past)
Costaba (imperfect past)
Costado (past participle)

Answer 5

COSTADO