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How to Say ‘For the points’ in Portuguese

Para os pontos

PAH-ruh oosh PON-toosh

[PAH-ruh oosh PON-toosh]

💬 Usage Tip: In European Portuguese, [para] is very often reduced in speech, so [para os pontos] may sound like (prós pon-tush). This happens a lot in everyday conversation, even when the full spelling stays the same.

Phrase Breakdown

Para

[PAH-ruh]

for; to

Shows purpose or intended use.

Example

Para os pontos, prefiro quadrados pequenos.

For the points, I prefer small squares.

Os pontos

oosh PON-toosh

The points

Plural noun phrase referring to points, dots, or key items.

Example

Os pontos estão assinalados no gráfico.

The points are marked on the graph.

Words in this phrase

os

[oosh]

the

Masculine plural article used with plural masculine nouns.

Example

Para os pontos, usa azul escuro.

For the points, use dark blue.

pontos

[PON-toosh]

points

Data points or marks shown in a graph or chart.

Example

Para os pontos, os círculos funcionam bem.

For the points, circles work well.

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