How to Say ‘The firefighters?’ in Portuguese
Os bombeiros?
OOSH bom-BAY-roosh
[OOSH bom-BAY-roosh]
💬 Usage Tip: Os is the for masculine plural nouns, so os bombeiros means the firefighters. Same pattern: os amigos, os vizinhos.
Phrase Breakdown
Os
[OOSH]
the
A definite article used to specify things already known to the listener.
Os carros são rápidos.
The cars are fast.
bombeiros
[bom-BAY-roosh]
firefighters
Professionals who extinguish fires.
Os bombeiros chegaram rapidamente.
The firefighters arrived quickly.
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