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How to Say ‘I come almost every year.’ in Portuguese

Venho quase todos os anos.

VEHN-yoo KWAH-zuh TOH-doosh oosh AH-noosh

[VEHN-yoo KWAH-zuh TOH-doosh oosh AH-noosh]

Phrase Breakdown

Venho

[VEHN-yoo]

I come

First-person singular of "vir," used here to describe a repeated action.

Example

Venho a este evento com colegas.

I come to this event with colleagues.

Quase todos os anos

KWAH-zuh TOH-doosh oosh AH-noosh

Almost every year

An expression of frequency meaning something happens most years, but not always.

Example

Vou lá quase todos os anos.

I go there almost every year.

Words in this phrase

quase

[KWAH-zuh]

almost

Means nearly or practically, but not completely.

Example

Quase perdi a primeira palestra.

I almost missed the first talk.

todos

[TOH-doosh]

all

Refers to the whole group or nearly the whole set.

Example

Todos os participantes receberam crachá.

All participants received a badge.

[oosh]

the

Masculine plural article used before plural nouns.

Example

Os workshops são úteis para aprender.

The workshops are useful for learning.

anos

[AH-noosh]

years

Used for repeated annual attendance or long periods of time.

Example

Durante anos participei em feiras de emprego.

For years I took part in job fairs.

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