How to Say ‘So, Thursday at ten o'clock.’ in Portuguese
Então, quinta-feira às dez horas.
en-TAWNG KEEN-tuh-FAY-ruh ahsh dez OR-ash
[en-TAWNG KEEN-tuh-FAY-ruh ahsh dez OR-ash]
💬 Usage Tip: então "so" at the start signals a recap. Its final ão is nasal, like "ow" through the nose: (ehn-TOWN), without a real n sound at the end.
Phrase Breakdown
Então, quinta-feira
en-TAWNG KEEN-tuh-FAY-ruh
So, Thursday
'Então' (so/then) is used to confirm or sum up. It has a nasal ending: 'en-TOWN', said through the nose.
Então, até amanhã.
So, see you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Então
[en-TAWNG]
so; then
Signals a conclusion based on what was just decided.
Depois da escolha, 'Então são dois.' confirma o pedido.
After the choice, 'So it's two' confirms the order.
quinta-feira
[KEEN-tuh-FAY-ruh]
Thursday
Literally 'fifth fair'; often shortened to 'quinta'.
Vamos jantar na quinta-feira.
Let's have dinner on Thursday.
às dez horas.
ahsh dez OR-ash
at ten o'clock.
This gives the exact time. Remember the silent 'h' in 'horas'.
Abrimos às dez horas.
We open at ten o'clock.
Words in this phrase
às
[ahsh]
at the / at
Used before a specific hour when talking about time.
Temos mesa às oito, e o jantar começa às oito.
We have a table at eight, and dinner starts at eight.
dez
[dez]
Ten
This is the number 10 in Portuguese, used to count or specify quantities.
Ela viu dez filmes.
She watched ten movies.
horas
[OR-ash]
hours; time
Refers to the time on the clock; used when asking departure times.
A que horas sai o autocarro?
What time does the bus leave?
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