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How to Say ‘The rest of the group’ in Portuguese

O resto do grupo

oo RRESH-too doo GROO-poo

[oo RRESH-too doo GROO-poo]

💬 Usage Tip: de + o becomes do, and after a "to" the o fuses too: ao resto do grupo. Both merges happen in the same breath.

Phrase Breakdown

O resto

oo RRESH-too

The rest

The initial 'r' is a strong guttural sound: 'oo RRESH-too'.

Example

O resto é fácil.

The rest is easy.

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.

resto

[RRESH-too]

rest

Noun meaning the remainder of something.

Example

Come o resto da sopa.

Eat the rest of the soup.

do grupo

doo GROO-poo

of the group

'Do' = 'de' + 'o'. Say 'doo GROO-poo'.

Example

O líder do grupo.

The group's leader.

Words in this phrase

[doo]

of the

Contraction of 'de' + 'o'; 'precisar de' means to need.

Example

Gosto do metro.

I like the metro.

grupo

[GROO-poo]

group

Masculine noun for a group of people, like a circle of friends.

Example

O nosso grupo é grande.

Our group is big.

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