How to Say ‘By the end of the month’ in Portuguese
Até ao fim do mês
ah-TEH ow FEEM doo maysh
[ah-TEH ow FEEM doo maysh]
💬 Usage Tip: European Portuguese says até ao, with ao being a + o. do is de + o: fim do mês.
Phrase Breakdown
Até ao fim
ah-TEH ow FEEM
By the end / until the end
European Portuguese uses 'até ao' (a + o). 'Fim' has a nasal 'i'.
Vi o filme até ao fim.
I watched the film to the end.
Words in this phrase
Até
[ah-TEH]
Until
Indicating a time or event something continues up to.
Até amanhã!
See you tomorrow!
ao
[ow]
to the
Contraction of 'a' + 'o', meaning 'to the' for a masculine noun.
Como chego ao centro?
How do I get to the centre?
fim
[FEEM]
end
The final part of something.
O filme tem um final emocionante.
The movie has an emotional ending.
do mês
doo maysh
of the month
'Do' is 'de' + 'o'. 'Mês' has a closed 'e', and its final 's' sounds like 'sh'.
No início do mês pago a renda.
I pay the rent at the start of the month.
Words in this phrase
do
[doo]
of the
Contraction of 'de' + 'o'; often shows possession or relation.
O parque fica perto Do restaurante principal.
The car park is near the main restaurant.
mês
[maysh]
month
Masculine noun for one of the twelve parts of the year.
Este mês está muito frio.
This month is very cold.
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