How to Say ‘I am from England.’ in Portuguese
Sou de Inglaterra.
soh duh een-gla-TEHR-ruh
[soh duh een-gla-TEHR-ruh]
💬 Usage Tip: Use sou "I am" for where you're from, since that never changes. Swap in your country: Sou da Escócia "I'm from Scotland". Some countries take da or do instead of plain de.
Phrase Breakdown
Sou
[soh]
I am
Used to introduce oneself with your name.
Sou o João, prazer em conhecê-lo.
I am João, nice to meet you.
de
[duh]
of / from
A very common preposition. In café phrases, it links words, as in leite de aveia or de nada.
Prefiro leite de aveia ao de vaca.
I prefer oat milk to cow's milk.
Inglaterra
[een-gla-TEHR-ruh]
England
The Portuguese name for the country England.
Eu digo 'A Inglaterra também.' quando apoio essa seleção.
I say 'England too.' when I support that national team.
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