How to Say ‘I want one white one.’ in Portuguese
Quero uma branca.
KEH-roo OO-mah BRAHN-kah
[KEH-roo OO-mah BRAHN-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Branca] changes from dictionary-form [branco] because it matches a feminine noun, here an understood [t-shirt]. You'll see the same with [preta], [vermelha], and so on.
Phrase Breakdown
Quero
[KEH-roo]
I want
Used to state your choice or preference.
Quero levar esta agora.
I want to take this one now.
uma
[OO-mah]
one
Feminine form of one, referring to a feminine noun like t-shirt.
Quero uma para oferecer.
I want one to give as a gift.
branca
[BRAHN-kah]
white
Feminine form of white, agreeing with an implied feminine noun such as t-shirt.
A branca é mais simples.
The white one is simpler.
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