How to Say ‘From eleven o'clock’ in Portuguese
A partir das onze
ah par-TEER dahsh OHN-zeh
[ah par-TEER dahsh OHN-zeh]
💬 Usage Tip: Clock times take as because the word horas "hours" is understood, so de + as becomes das. One o'clock is singular: a partir da uma.
Phrase Breakdown
A partir
ah par-TEER
From / starting
'A partir de' means 'starting from'. Stress the last syllable, par-TIR.
A partir de hoje.
Starting from today.
Words in this phrase
A
[ah]
from (in 'a partir de')
Part of the expression 'a partir de', meaning starting from.
Abre a partir das nove.
It opens from nine.
partir
[par-TEER]
starting (in 'a partir de')
Verb 'to leave/break', here in the fixed phrase 'a partir de' = from, starting at.
A partir de amanhã, trabalho cedo.
Starting tomorrow, I work early.
das onze
dahsh OHN-zeh
eleven o'clock
'Das' is 'de' + 'as' (of the), referring to the hours. Link the words so they sound like 'dazonze'.
Abre às onze.
It opens at eleven.
Words in this phrase
das
[dahsh]
at the (feminine plural); used in time expressions meaning “at”
In European Portuguese, “das” = “de + as” and is commonly used before times (hours) to mean “at (a certain time)”.
O comboio parte das 11:50 da estação de Campanhã.
The train departs at 11:50 from Campanhã station.
onze
[OHN-zeh]
eleven
The number 11.
Uma equipa de futebol tem onze jogadores.
A football team has eleven players.
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