How to Say ‘A Portuguese wine?’ in Portuguese
Um vinho português?
oom VEEN-yoo por-too-GESH
[oom VEEN-yoo por-too-GESH]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This sounds natural as a light suggestion, especially if you've already asked what they like. Naming something local like um vinho português often lands better than a vague uma bebida? in Portugal.
Phrase Breakdown
Um vinho
oom VEEN-yoo
Words in this phrase
Um
[oom]
A
Article indicating a single item, before singular nouns.
Ofereci um vinho português na festa.
I offered a Portuguese wine at the party.
vinho
[VEEN-yoo]
wine
Alcoholic drink made from grapes.
A degustação incluiu um vinho português.
The tasting included a Portuguese wine.
Português?
por-too-GESH
Words in this phrase
português
[por-too-GESH]
Portuguese
From Portugal or related to its culture or language.
Sentamos e pedimos um vinho português.
We sat down and ordered a Portuguese wine.
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