How to Say ‘Just having the amount itemised is enough.’ in Portuguese
Basta ter o valor discriminado.
BASH-tah tehr oo vah-LOR dish-kree-mee-NAH-doo
[BASH-tah tehr oo vah-LOR dish-kree-mee-NAH-doo]
Phrase Breakdown
Basta ter
BASH-tah tehr
It's enough to have
'Basta' means 'it's enough'. Say 'BASH-ta', because 's' before a consonant sounds like 'sh' in Portugal.
Basta ter paciência.
It's enough to have patience.
Words in this phrase
Basta
[BASH-tah]
it's enough
From 'bastar'; means it is sufficient to do something.
Basta ligar para o hotel.
You just need to call the hotel.
ter
[tehr]
have
Auxiliary verb used to form perfect tenses.
Ela deve ter chegado.
She must have arrived.
o valor discriminado.
oo vah-LOR dish-kree-mee-NAH-doo
the itemized amount.
Keep the article 'o' attached to 'valor'. Stress 'va-LOR' and 'dis-cri-mi-NA-do'.
Quero o valor discriminado.
I want the itemized amount.
Words in this phrase
o
[oo]
the
A masculine singular definite article used before nouns.
O prazer de participar foi grande.
The pleasure of taking part was great.
valor
[vah-LOR]
amount / value
The sum of money involved.
O valor total é alto.
The total amount is high.
discriminado
[dish-kree-mee-NAH-doo]
itemised
Broken down into separate items.
Quero a conta discriminada.
I want the itemised bill.
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