How to Say ‘The points’ in Portuguese
Os pontos
oosh PON-toosh
[oosh PON-toosh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Para] + [os] becomes [para os] in writing, but in European Portuguese it's often said as [prós] in fast speech. You'll hear the same reduction in [para a] → [pra].
Phrase Breakdown
Os
[oosh]
the
Masculine plural definite article, used before plural masculine nouns.
Os pontos estão alinhados no gráfico.
The points are aligned on the chart.
pontos
[PON-toosh]
points
Plural noun meaning points, dots, or data markers in a chart.
Os pontos representam os valores mensais.
The points represent the monthly values.
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