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How to Say ‘But we have it in red.’ in Portuguese

Mas temos em vermelho.

mahsh teh-moosh aim ver-MAY-lyoo

[mahsh teh-moosh aim ver-MAY-lyoo]

Phrase Breakdown

Mas temos

mahsh teh-moosh

But we have

'Mas' means 'but'. In European Portuguese, its 's' sounds like 'sh' before 't': 'mash tê-mush'.

Example

Mas temos outros modelos.

But we have other models.

Words in this phrase

Mas

[mahsh]

but

Used to introduce a contrast or objection.

Example

Mas este valor é muito diferente do habitual.

But this amount is very different from usual.

temos

[teh-moosh]

we have

Expresses necessity or obligation for us.

Example

Temos de falar mais sobre moda.

We have to talk more about fashion.

em vermelho.

aim ver-MAY-lyoo

in red.

'Vermelho' means 'red'. The 'lh' sounds like the 'lli' in 'million': 'ver-MÊ-lyu'.

Example

Tem em vermelho?

Do you have it in red?

Words in this phrase

[aim]

Used to indicate location or position.

Example

Eu vivo em Portugal.

I live in Portugal.

vermelho

[ver-MAY-lyoo]

red

The colour red; feminine form is 'vermelha'.

Example

Gosto do carro vermelho.

I like the red car.

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The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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