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How to Say ‘Then I still have a chance.’ in Portuguese

Então ainda tenho hipóteses.

en-TAWNG eye-EEN-duh TEN-yoo ee-POH-teh-zush

[en-TAWNG eye-EEN-duh TEN-yoo ee-POH-teh-zush]

Phrase Breakdown

Então

[en-TAWNG]

so / then

Used when concluding and making your order.

Example

Então, vou escolher o mocha.

So, I’m going to choose the mocha.

ainda tenho hipóteses.

eye-EEN-duh TEN-yoo ee-POH-teh-zush

I still have a chance.

'Ainda' means 'still'. The 'h' in 'hipóteses' is silent.

Example

Ainda tenho tempo.

I still have time.

Words in this phrase

ainda

[eye-EEN-duh]

still

Adverb meaning still or yet, depending on context.

Example

Ainda há esperança de vencer.

There is still hope of winning.

tenho

[TEN-yoo]

I have

First person singular of 'ter'; used to form compound expressions about recent experience.

Example

Tenho tentado dormir mais cedo.

I have been trying to sleep earlier.

hipóteses

[ee-POH-teh-zush]

chances

Plural of 'hipótese'; in Portugal commonly means chances.

Example

Tens boas hipóteses.

You have good chances.

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