How to Say ‘Straight ahead all the time’ in Portuguese
Sempre em frente
SEMP-ruh ayng FREN-tuh
[SEMP-ruh ayng FREN-tuh]
Phrase Breakdown
Sempre
[SEMP-ruh]
always
'Sempre' usually means 'always', but in directions it can strengthen the idea of continuing all the way.
Vai sempre pela mesma rua, Sempre sem mudar.
Go always along the same street, always without changing.
em
[ayng]
in / ahead
In 'em frente', 'em' helps form the phrase 'straight ahead'.
Continua em frente até ao museu.
Continue straight ahead until the museum.
frente
[FREN-tuh]
front / ahead
'frente' means 'front' and in directions means 'ahead'.
Segue em frente e vais ver a frente do hotel.
Go straight ahead and you will see the front of the hotel.
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