How to Say ‘And the arm, waist, and chest?’ in Portuguese
E o braço, a cintura e o peito?
eh oo BRAH-soo ah seen-TOO-rah ee oo PAY-too
[eh oo BRAH-soo ah seen-TOO-rah ee oo PAY-too]
Phrase Breakdown
E
[eh]
and
A conjunction used to connect words or ideas; here it introduces a list in a question.
E em "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?" liga a pergunta aos itens seguintes.
And in "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?" it links the question to the following items.
O braço
oo BRAH-soo
the arm
Refers to the arm as a body measurement area.
O braço está dorido.
The arm hurts.
Words in this phrase
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a specific noun.
Em "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "o" introduz outro nome masculino.
In "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "o" introduces another masculine noun.
braço
[BRAH-soo]
arm
The body part from the shoulder to the hand.
Em "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "braço" é uma medida do corpo.
In "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "braço" is a body measurement.
A cintura
ah seen-TOO-rah
the waist
Refers to the waist, often measured in tailoring or clothing contexts.
A cintura está larga.
The waist is loose.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used before a specific noun.
Em "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "a" acompanha um nome feminino.
In "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "a" goes with a feminine noun.
cintura
[seen-TOO-rah]
waist
The middle part of the body between the ribs and hips.
Em "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "cintura" refere-se à cintura do corpo.
In "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "cintura" refers to the body's waist.
E o peito?
ee oo PAY-too
and the chest?
Asks about the chest measurement as another body measurement.
E o peito, mede quanto?
And the chest, how much does it measure?
Words in this phrase
e
[ee]
and
A conjunction used to join the last item in a list.
Em "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "e" junta os últimos elementos.
In "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "e" joins the final items.
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a specific noun.
Em "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "o" introduz outro nome masculino.
In "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "o" introduces another masculine noun.
peito
[PAY-too]
chest
The front upper part of the body; often measured around the chest.
Em "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "peito" é outra medida corporal.
In "E o braço, a cintura e o peito?", "peito" is another body measurement.
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