How to Say ‘We have it in blue, black and white.’ in Portuguese
Temos em azul, preto e branco.
teh-moosh aim ah-ZOOL Preh-toh ee BRAHN-koo
[teh-moosh aim ah-ZOOL Preh-toh ee BRAHN-koo]
Phrase Breakdown
Temos em azul,
teh-moosh aim ah-ZOOL
We have it in blue,
This opens the list of colours. The 's' of 'temos' sounds like a 'z' before 'em'. Pause briefly at the comma.
Temos em azul, se quiser.
We have it in blue, if you like.
Words in this phrase
Temos
[teh-moosh]
we have
Expresses necessity or obligation for us.
Temos de falar mais sobre moda.
We have to talk more about fashion.
em
[aim]
In
Used to indicate location or position.
Eu vivo em Portugal.
I live in Portugal.
azul
[ah-ZOOL]
blue
The colour blue; same form for masculine and feminine.
O céu está azul.
The sky is blue.
preto e branco.
Preh-toh ee BRAHN-koo
black and white.
These are the other two colours on offer. Say them smoothly together, with soft 'u' sounds at the ends of the words.
Gosto de preto e branco.
I like black and white.
Words in this phrase
preto
[Preh-toh]
Black
Refers to coffee served without milk.
Um café preto, por favor.
A black coffee, please.
e
[ee]
and
A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.
Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.
I am looking for an open and human environment.
branco
[BRAHN-koo]
white
The colour white; feminine form is 'branca'.
Quero uma camisola branca... não, o casaco branco.
I want a white sweater... no, the white coat.
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