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How to Say ‘The name of the company’ in Portuguese

O nome da empresa

oo NOH-meh dah ehm-PREH-zah

[oo NOH-meh dah ehm-PREH-zah]

Phrase Breakdown

O nome

oo NOH-meh

The name

'O' is the masculine article. Say 'oo NOH-m'. The final 'e' is barely pronounced.

Example

O nome dele é Rui.

His name is Rui.

Words in this phrase

[oo]

the

A masculine singular definite article used before nouns.

Example

O prazer de participar foi grande.

The pleasure of taking part was great.

nome

[NOH-meh]

name

The word for a person's name; used when booking under someone's name.

Example

A reserva está em nome da Ana.

The reservation is under Ana's name.

da empresa

dah ehm-PREH-zah

of the company

'da' is 'de' plus 'a'. Say 'duh ayng-PRAY-zuh'. The 's' between vowels sounds like 'z'.

Example

O diretor da empresa.

The director of the company.

Words in this phrase

[dah]

of the

Contraction of de + a, used before a feminine singular noun.

Example

Em «Da» nossa conversa, a contração soa natural em português.

In “of our conversation,” the contraction sounds natural in Portuguese.

empresa

[ehm-PREH-zah]

company

A business or organisation.

Example

Da empresa, conheço a missão e os objetivos.

About the company, I know the mission and the goals.

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