How to Say ‘At yesterday's event’ in Portuguese
No evento de ontem
noo ee-VEHN-too duh ohn-TENG
[noo ee-VEHN-too duh ohn-TENG]
💬 Usage Tip: [No] is [em] + [o], so [no evento] literally comes from 'in the event'. [De ontem] is the usual way to say 'yesterday's', as in [a conversa de ontem].
Phrase Breakdown
No evento
noo ee-VEHN-too
At the event / in the event
No = em + o; used here to refer to being at the event.
Estive no evento.
I was at the event.
Words in this phrase
No
[noo]
at the
Contraction meaning in the or at the, used before a masculine noun.
Usei «No» evento de ontem para situar a conversa no tempo e no lugar.
I used “at the” event yesterday to place the conversation in time and place.
evento
[ee-VEHN-too]
event
A professional or social gathering.
O «evento» de ontem foi excelente para networking.
Yesterday’s “event” was excellent for networking.
De ontem
duh ohn-TENG
From yesterday / yesterday's
Used to indicate that something happened or belongs to yesterday.
A reunião de ontem foi longa.
Yesterday's meeting was long.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
A preposition that connects event with yesterday.
A palavra «de» liga «evento» a «ontem».
The word “of” links “event” to “yesterday.”
ontem
[ohn-TENG]
yesterday
Refers to the day before today.
Ao escrever «ontem», a referência fica imediata para o destinatário.
By writing “yesterday,” the reference becomes immediate for the recipient.
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