How to Say ‘I brought both.’ in Portuguese
Trouxe os dois.
TROH-shuh oosh DOYSH
[TROH-shuh oosh DOYSH]
Phrase Breakdown
Trouxe
[TROH-shuh]
I brought
A confident reply meaning you have both qualities being talked about.
Trouxe os dois, por isso agora tens de decidir se fico.
I brought both, so now you have to decide if I stay.
Os dois
oosh DOYSH
Both / the two
Refers to two items or two people together.
Leva os dois para casa.
Take both home.
Words in this phrase
os
[oosh]
the
Part of the fixed phrase 'os dois', meaning 'both' or 'the two'.
Trouxe os dois, sem falsa modéstia.
I brought both, without false modesty.
dois
[DOYSH]
two / both
Means both things mentioned before, often as a flirtatious comeback.
Trouxe os dois, conversa e esse nível certo de confiança.
I brought both, conversation and that right level of confidence.
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