How to Say ‘I weigh about eighty kilos.’ in Portuguese
Peso uns oitenta quilos.
PEH-zoo oonsh oy-TEN-tuh KEE-loosh
[PEH-zoo oonsh oy-TEN-tuh KEE-loosh]
Phrase Breakdown
Peso
[PEH-zoo]
I weigh
First person of 'pesar'.
Peso setenta quilos.
I weigh seventy kilos.
uns oitenta quilos.
oonsh oy-TEN-tuh KEE-loosh
about eighty kilos.
'Uns' means 'about'. Link it to 'oitenta' with a 'z' sound: 'ũz-oy-TEN-ta KEE-lush'.
Comprei uns dois quilos de fruta.
I bought about two kilos of fruit.
Words in this phrase
uns
[oonsh]
about; around
Before numbers, 'uns' means approximately.
Custa uns dez euros.
It costs about ten euros.
oitenta
[oy-TEN-tuh]
eighty
The number 80.
O livro custa oitenta euros.
The book costs eighty euros.
quilos
[KEE-loosh]
kilos
Plural of 'quilo', kilogram.
Comprei dois quilos de batatas.
I bought two kilos of potatoes.
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