How to Say ‘See you tomorrow, with the fish!’ in Portuguese
Até amanhã, com o peixe!
uh-TEH ah-mun-YAH kohng oo PAY-shuh
[uh-TEH ah-mun-YAH kohng oo PAY-shuh]
Phrase Breakdown
Até amanhã,
uh-TEH ah-mun-YAH
See you tomorrow,
This is a common farewell. 'Até' is stressed on '-té', and 'amanhã' ends with a nasal sound. Pause at the comma.
Até amanhã, professor!
See you tomorrow, teacher!
Words in this phrase
Até
[uh-TEH]
until / see you on
Used in farewells to indicate until a certain time or day.
Na despedida, "até" aparece em: E até sábado.
In the farewell, "até" appears in: And see you on Saturday.
amanhã
[ah-mun-YAH]
tomorrow
Used to refer to the day after today.
Amanhã apanho o comboio de manhã.
Tomorrow I’m taking the train in the morning.
com o peixe!
kohng oo PAY-shuh
with the fish!
Link 'com' and 'o' together, and say it with an exclamatory tone.
Volto com o peixe!
I'll come back with the fish!
Words in this phrase
com
[kohng]
with
Preposition used to connect an idea to a quality, person, or thing.
Com experiência internacional, o candidato destaca-se mais.
With international experience, the candidate stands out more.
o
[oo]
the (masculine singular)
Article used before a masculine singular noun; often unstressed in speech.
O bilhete é mais barato se comprares com antecedência.
The ticket is cheaper if you buy in advance.
peixe
[PAY-shuh]
fish
Fish as food; very common in Portuguese cuisine.
Vou comer o peixe porque parece fresco.
I am going to eat the fish because it looks fresh.
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