How to Say ‘I'm Rosa.’ in Portuguese
Eu sou a Rosa.
ehoo soh ah ROH-zah
[ehoo soh ah ROH-zah]
Phrase Breakdown
Eu sou
ehoo soh
I am
'Eu' sounds like 'eh-oo' in one quick syllable. 'Sou' sounds like 'so'.
Eu sou portuguesa.
I am Portuguese.
Words in this phrase
Eu
[ehoo]
I
The person who is speaking or writing.
Eu estudo todas as noites.
I study every night.
sou
[soh]
am
First person singular present of 'be'.
Eu sou feliz.
I am happy.
a Rosa.
ah ROH-zah
Rosa
'A' is the feminine article used before a woman's name. In 'Rosa', the 'R' at the start is a strong throaty sound, and the 's' between vowels sounds like 'z': 'HRO-za'.
Conheces a Rosa?
Do you know Rosa?
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
the (feminine singular)
Same article "a" used before a feminine noun; often unstressed in speech.
A estação é ali à direita.
The station is right there on the right.
Rosa
[ROH-zah]
Rosa (name)
A common Portuguese female first name, meaning 'rose'.
A Rosa é a minha vizinha.
Rosa is my neighbour.
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