How to Say ‘And to drink, white wine?’ in Portuguese
E para beber, vinho branco?
ee PAH-ruh beh-BEHR VEE-nyoo BRAHN-koo
[ee PAH-ruh beh-BEHR VEE-nyoo BRAHN-koo]
Phrase Breakdown
E para beber,
ee PAH-ruh beh-BEHR
And to drink,
'Para' is often shortened to 'prà' in speech. Say 'ee PAH-ruh buh-BEHR'.
E para beber, água?
And to drink, water?
Words in this phrase
E
[ee]
and
A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.
Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.
I am looking for an open and human environment.
para
[PAH-ruh]
for
Preposition used to show who something matters to.
Este tipo de ambiente é ideal para quem gosta de colaborar.
This type of environment is ideal for someone who likes collaborating.
beber
[beh-BEHR]
to drink
Infinitive verb meaning to drink.
Vamos beber uma cerveja.
Let's drink a beer.
vinho branco?
VEE-nyoo BRAHN-koo
white wine?
'Nh' sounds like the 'ny' in 'canyon'. Say 'VEE-nyoo BRAHN-koo'.
Prefiro vinho branco.
I prefer white wine.
Words in this phrase
vinho
[VEE-nyoo]
wine
Masculine noun; Portugal is famous for its wines.
O vinho do Douro é ótimo.
Douro wine is great.
branco
[BRAHN-koo]
white
The colour white; feminine form is 'branca'.
Quero uma camisola branca... não, o casaco branco.
I want a white sweater... no, the white coat.
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