How to Say ‘I want one blue one.’ in Portuguese
Quero uma azul.
KEH-roo OO-mah ah-ZOOL
[KEH-roo OO-mah ah-ZOOL]
💬 Usage Tip: After numbers or [uma/um], the colour often stands alone and agrees with the hidden noun: [uma azul] = "a blue one." The same pattern works with other colours: [duas vermelhas], [um branco].
Phrase Breakdown
Quero
[KEH-roo]
I want
Used when choosing an item in a shop.
Quero esta em tamanho M.
I want this one in size M.
uma
[OO-mah]
one
Feminine singular form meaning one.
Só quero uma hoje.
I only want one today.
azul
[ah-ZOOL]
blue
A color word meaning blue; here it agrees in usage with the implied feminine noun t-shirt.
Prefiro azul para o verão.
I prefer blue for summer.
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