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How to Say ‘It's fourteen eighty, plus one sixty for the luggage.’ in Portuguese

São catorze e oitenta, mais um euro e sessenta da bagagem.

sawn kah-TOR-zeh ee oy-TEN-tuh mysh OOM EH-oo-roo ee seh-SEN-tuh dah bah-GAH-zhaym

[sawn kah-TOR-zeh ee oy-TEN-tuh mysh OOM EH-oo-roo ee seh-SEN-tuh dah bah-GAH-zhaym]

Phrase Breakdown

São catorze e oitenta,

sawn kah-TOR-zeh ee oy-TEN-tuh

It's fourteen eighty,

This is the fare: €14.80. Pause at the comma.

Example

O bilhete são catorze e oitenta.

The ticket is fourteen eighty.

Words in this phrase

São

[sawn]

are/is

Used to convey the total cost in pricing sentences.

Example

Os cafés são 1,50€, por favor.

The coffees are 1.50€, please.

catorze

[kah-TOR-zeh]

fourteen

The number 14.

Example

Tenho catorze maçãs.

I have fourteen apples.

[ee]

and

A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.

Example

Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.

I am looking for an open and human environment.

oitenta

[oy-TEN-tuh]

eighty

The number 80.

Example

O livro custa oitenta euros.

The book costs eighty euros.

mais um euro e sessenta

mysh OOM EH-oo-roo ee seh-SEN-tuh

plus one euro sixty

An extra charge of €1.60. 'Mais um' links as 'mai-zum'.

Example

São mais um euro e sessenta.

That's one euro sixty more.

Words in this phrase

mais

[mysh]

plus

Used to add amounts.

Example

Dez mais cinco.

Ten plus five.

[OOM]

one

Being a single unit or thing.

Example

Um dia vou viajar para o Japão.

One day I will travel to Japan.

euro

[EH-oo-roo]

euro

The currency of Portugal.

Example

Custa um euro.

It costs one euro.

[ee]

and

A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.

Example

Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.

I am looking for an open and human environment.

sessenta

[seh-SEN-tuh]

sixty

The number 60.

Example

Uma hora tem sessenta minutos.

An hour has sixty minutes.

da bagagem.

dah bah-GAH-zhaym

for the luggage.

Taxi luggage supplement. End with the nasal '-gem'.

Example

Paguei a taxa da bagagem.

I paid the luggage fee.

Words in this phrase

[dah]

of the; from the

Contraction of 'de' + 'a', often meaning 'of the' before a feminine noun.

Example

Da empresa, gostei especialmente dos valores apresentados.

Of the company, I especially liked the values presented.

bagagem

[bah-GAH-zhaym]

luggage

Bags and suitcases; taxis may charge extra for it.

Example

A bagagem está no carro.

The luggage is in the car.

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