How to Say ‘I have five items.’ in Portuguese
Tenho cinco itens.
TEN-yoo SEEN-koo ee-TENSH
[TEN-yoo SEEN-koo ee-TENSH]
Phrase Breakdown
Tenho
[TEN-yoo]
I have
First person singular of ter, used to state possession or quantity.
Tenho cinco itens no cesto.
I have five items in the basket.
cinco
[SEEN-koo]
five
The number five, useful when counting groceries or items at the checkout.
Tenho cinco maçãs e pão.
I have five apples and bread.
itens
[ee-TENSH]
items
Means items or products; often used in shops and supermarkets.
Tenho três itens e pago agora.
I have three items and I am paying now.
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