How to Say ‘At two in the afternoon’ in Portuguese
Às duas da tarde
ash DOO-ash dah TAR-dih
[ash DOO-ash dah TAR-dih]
💬 Usage Tip: For clock times, Portuguese uses [às] before the hour: [às duas], [às quatro e meia]. In [da tarde], [de] + [a] contracts to [da].
Phrase Breakdown
Às
[ash]
at the
Contraction used with clock times, meaning 'at' a certain hour.
Às duas da tarde tenho tempo.
At two in the afternoon I have time.
duas
[DOO-ash]
two
The number two; in time expressions it means two o'clock.
Às duas da tarde saio do trabalho.
At two in the afternoon I leave work.
da
[dah]
of the
Contraction of 'de' + 'a', used in expressions like times of day.
Gosto da tarde calma.
I like the calm afternoon.
tarde
[TAR-dih]
afternoon
Noun meaning the afternoon part of the day.
Às duas da tarde a clínica abre.
At two in the afternoon the clinic opens.
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