How to Say ‘I live on the third.’ in Portuguese
Moro no terceiro.
MOH-roo NOO ter-SAY-roo
[MOH-roo NOO ter-SAY-roo]
💬 Usage Tip: Once the floor has come up, andar "floor" can be left out, so no terceiro is enough. The verb ending already says "I", so no eu is needed.
Phrase Breakdown
Moro
[MOH-roo]
I live
First-person form of 'morar' (to live, reside).
Moro perto da praia.
I live near the beach.
no
[NOO]
in the / at the
Contraction of 'em' + 'o', often used in time expressions.
No fim do jogo, todos aplaudiram.
At the end of the match, everyone applauded.
terceiro
[ter-SAY-roo]
third
Ordinal number; here it means the third floor.
É o terceiro prédio à direita.
It's the third building on the right.
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