How to Say ‘Maybe two more months.’ in Portuguese
Talvez mais dois meses.
tahl-VEHSH mysh DOYSH MEH-zesh
[tahl-VEHSH mysh DOYSH MEH-zesh]
💬 Usage Tip: estado also means "state" or "government". Here context makes it "status", as in o estado do pedido "the status of the application".
Phrase Breakdown
Talvez
[tahl-VEHSH]
maybe / perhaps
Expresses possibility; usually followed by the subjunctive.
Talvez chova amanhã.
Maybe it will rain tomorrow.
mais dois meses.
mysh DOYSH MEH-zesh
two more months.
'Mais' (more) comes before the number. Say it in one breath: 'maish doish meze-sh'.
Faltam mais dois meses.
There are two more months to go.
Words in this phrase
mais
[mysh]
more
Used to ask for additional information or greater quantity.
Quero saber mais antes de me candidatar.
I want to know more before applying.
dois
[DOYSH]
two
The number 2, masculine form.
Tenho dois irmãos.
I have two brothers.
meses
[MEH-zesh]
months
Plural of 'mês', month.
Esperei três meses.
I waited three months.
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