How to Say ‘Is there a darker blue?’ in Portuguese
Há num azul mais escuro?
ah noom ah-ZOOL mysh ehs-koor-oh
[ah noom ah-ZOOL mysh ehs-koor-oh]
💬 Usage Tip: em + um merges into num. With feminine words, em + uma becomes numa.
Phrase Breakdown
Há num azul
ah noom ah-ZOOL
Is there one in a blue
'Há' means 'is there', and its 'h' is silent. 'Num' is a contraction of 'em + um' (in a). Say it 'A num a-ZUL'.
Há num tamanho maior?
Is there one in a bigger size?
Words in this phrase
Há
[ah]
is there / are there
Used here to ask if something is available.
Há menu de grupo para doze pessoas?
Is there a group menu for twelve people?
num
[noom]
in a
Contraction of 'em' + 'um', meaning 'in a' or 'in one'.
Num canto calmo. é melhor para conversar.
In a quiet corner is better for talking.
azul
[ah-ZOOL]
blue
The colour blue, here as a noun (a shade of blue).
Pintei a sala num azul suave.
I painted the room in a soft blue.
mais escuro?
mysh ehs-koor-oh
that's darker?
This is the comparative 'darker'. Link 'mais' and 'escuro' together, and raise your voice at the end for the question.
Tem um mais escuro?
Do you have a darker one?
Words in this phrase
mais
[mysh]
more
Used to ask for additional information or greater quantity.
Quero saber mais antes de me candidatar.
I want to know more before applying.
escuro
[ehs-koor-oh]
Dark
Having a deep or darker color.
Ele gosta do café bem escuro.
He likes the coffee very dark.
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