How to Say ‘And the small squares?’ in Portuguese
E os quadrados pequenos?
eh oosh kwah-DRAH-doosh peh-KEH-noosh
[eh oosh kwah-DRAH-doosh peh-KEH-noosh]
💬 Usage Tip: Starting with E and just naming the next thing is a quick way to ask about it: E o triângulo? "And the triangle?"
Phrase Breakdown
E os quadrados
eh oosh kwah-DRAH-doosh
And the squares
'E os' links as 'i-uzh'. 'Quadrados' is stressed on 'DRA'.
E os quadrados azuis?
And the blue squares?
Words in this phrase
E
[eh]
and / what if
Introduces an additional question or scenario.
A palavra "E" aparece em "E se eu só precisar..."
The word "E" appears in "And what if I only need to..."
os
[oosh]
the
Masculine plural definite article, used before masculine plural nouns.
Os gestores falaram sobre os valores da empresa.
The managers talked about the company's values.
quadrados
[kwah-DRAH-doosh]
squares
Plural of 'quadrado', a shape with four equal sides.
Os quadrados são verdes.
The squares are green.
pequenos?
peh-KEH-noosh
small?
A plural adjective stressed on 'QUE'. The first 'e' is very weak: 'p'KAY-nush'.
Os carros são pequenos.
The cars are small.
Words in this phrase
pequenos
[peh-KEH-noosh]
small
Masculine plural of 'pequeno'.
Tenho dois cães pequenos.
I have two small dogs.
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