How to Say ‘Enjoy the rest of your afternoon!’ in Portuguese
Bom resto de tarde!
bohng RRESH-too duh TAR-d
[bohng RRESH-too duh TAR-d]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: A friendly parting line staff use often. Reply with Igualmente "likewise".
Phrase Breakdown
Bom resto
bohng RRESH-too
Have a good rest
'Resto' means 'the rest'. The initial 'r' is a throaty sound in Lisbon: 'bong RESH-too'.
Bom resto de dia!
Have a good rest of the day!
Words in this phrase
Bom
[bohng]
good
Adjective meaning good; often used to react positively to plans or ideas.
Esse horário é bom para mim.
That time is good for me.
resto
[RRESH-too]
rest
Noun meaning the remainder of something.
Come o resto da sopa.
Eat the rest of the soup.
de tarde!
duh TAR-d
of the afternoon!
'Tarde' means 'afternoon'. The final 'e' is almost silent: 'd' TARD'.
Vou sair à tarde.
I'll go out in the afternoon.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
A preposition meaning "of" or "for," depending on context.
Falámos de carreira durante o intervalo.
We talked about career matters during the break.
tarde
[TAR-d]
afternoon
Feminine noun for the afternoon/early evening part of the day.
Esta tarde vou à praia.
This afternoon I'm going to the beach.
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