How to Say ‘Wednesday at ten o'clock, is that okay?’ in Portuguese
Quarta-feira às dez horas, está bem?
KWAR-tah-FAY-rah ahsh DESH OH-rash shtah bayn
[KWAR-tah-FAY-rah ahsh DESH OH-rash shtah bayn]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Business in Portugal often uses the 24-hour clock, such as às quinze horas "at 15:00". It's worth confirming morning or afternoon.
Phrase Breakdown
Quarta-feira
[KWAR-tah-FAY-rah]
Wednesday
The fourth day of the week, counting from Sunday.
Trabalho até quarta-feira.
I work until Wednesday.
às dez horas,
ahsh DESH OH-rash
at ten o'clock,
This gives the time. The 'h' in 'horas' is silent, and 'dez' links smoothly into 'horas'.
Chego às dez horas.
I arrive at ten o'clock.
Words in this phrase
às
[ahsh]
at (the)
Contraction of 'a' + 'as', used to tell the time of an event.
O jantar é às oito.
Dinner is at eight.
dez
[DESH]
ten
The number 10; with times, ten o'clock.
Fechamos às dez.
We close at ten.
horas
[OH-rash]
hours
Plural of 'hora', hour.
Esperei duas horas.
I waited two hours.
está bem?
shtah bayn
is that OK?
A common way to ask for agreement. In speech it often sounds like 'tá bem?'. The stress falls on 'TÁ'.
Falamos amanhã, está bem?
We'll talk tomorrow, OK?
Words in this phrase
está
[shtah]
are (you, formal) / is
Form of 'estar' (to be, for states) used with 'você' or formal address, or for he/she/it.
O senhor está cansado?
Are you tired, sir?
bem
[bayn]
well / okay
With 'está', forms 'okay'.
Tudo bem contigo?
All good with you?
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