How to Say ‘Enough money with me.’ in Portuguese
Dinheiro suficiente comigo.
dee-NYAY-roo soo-fee-see-EN-tuh koo-MEE-goo
[dee-NYAY-roo soo-fee-see-EN-tuh koo-MEE-goo]
Phrase Breakdown
Dinheiro
[dee-NYAY-roo]
money
Refers to cash or money in general; in this taxi context, usually physical money available to pay.
Tenho Dinheiro suficiente para pagar a corrida.
I have enough money to pay for the ride.
suficiente
[soo-fee-see-EN-tuh]
enough
Means adequate or sufficient for a need, such as enough cash to cover the fare.
Levo dinheiro suficiente comigo para o táxi.
I carry enough money with me for the taxi.
comigo
[koo-MEE-goo]
with me
Used to say something is in your possession or on your person at that moment.
Hoje tenho o valor comigo para pagar ao motorista.
Today I have the amount with me to pay the driver.
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