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How to Say ‘Until midnight’ in Portuguese

Até à meia-noite

ah-TEH ah may-uh-NOY-tuh

[ah-TEH ah may-uh-NOY-tuh]

💬 Usage Tip: In Portugal people say até à, adding a before the time, so a + a merges into à. With a masculine word: até ao fim "until the end".

Phrase Breakdown

Até

[ah-TEH]

Until

Indicating a time or event something continues up to.

Example

Até amanhã!

See you tomorrow!

[ah]

to the

Indicating direction or destination towards something specific.

Example

Vamos à praia amanhã.

We are going to the beach tomorrow.

meia-noite

[may-uh-NOY-tuh]

midnight

Twelve o'clock at night; literally 'half night'.

Example

Vou dormir à meia-noite.

I go to sleep at midnight.

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