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How to Say ‘And for the average?’ in Portuguese

E para a média?

ee PAH-ruh ah MEH-dee-ah

[ee PAH-ruh ah MEH-dee-ah]

💬 Usage Tip: [E] at the start of a question often means "and what about ...?" rather than a simple "and". So [E para a média?] is a natural way to move the discussion on to the next item.

Phrase Breakdown

E

[ee]

and

Conjunction used to add another idea or question.

Example

Temos barras, e também temos linhas.

We have bars, and we also have lines.

Para a média?

PAH-ruh ah MEH-dee-ah

For the average?

Phrase asking about what should be used or done regarding the average value.

Example

E para a média, usamos um círculo?

And for the average, do we use a circle?

Words in this phrase

para

[PAH-ruh]

for

Preposition used to indicate purpose or target.

Example

Precisamos de outra forma para a legenda.

We need another shape for the legend.

a

[ah]

the

Feminine singular definite article.

Example

A média aparece no centro do gráfico.

The average appears in the center of the chart.

média

[MEH-dee-ah]

average / mean

The central or typical value in a data set.

Example

A média está marcada com um símbolo especial.

The average is marked with a special symbol.

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