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How to Say ‘Some Portuguese friends’ in Portuguese

Uns amigos portugueses

oonsh ah-MEE-goosh poor-too-GEH-zesh

[oonsh ah-MEE-goosh poor-too-GEH-zesh]

💬 Usage Tip: Describing words go after the noun and match it: amigos portugueses. For female friends it becomes umas amigas portuguesas.

Phrase Breakdown

Uns amigos

oonsh ah-MEE-goosh

Some friends

'Uns' is the plural indefinite article. Its 's' links to the vowel as a 'z' sound: 'ũz-a-MEE-gush'.

Example

Encontrei uns amigos.

I met some friends.

Words in this phrase

Uns

[oonsh]

some

Masculine plural indefinite article meaning 'some'.

Example

Comprei uns presentes.

I bought some presents.

amigos

[ah-MEE-goosh]

friends

"Amigos" means friends; it is the masculine plural form, also used for mixed groups.

Example

Entre amigos, sinto-me mais confiante para falar com empresas.

Among friends, I feel more confident to speak with companies.

portugueses

[poor-too-GEH-zesh]

Portuguese

Masculine plural adjective of nationality.

Example

Os doces portugueses são ótimos.

Portuguese sweets are great.

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