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How to Say ‘Pregnant again’ in Portuguese

Outra vez grávida

OH-trah vehz GRAH-vee-dah

[OH-trah vehz GRAH-vee-dah]

💬 Usage Tip: outra vez can go before or after the word it describes: grávida outra vez is just as natural. de novo means the same thing.

Phrase Breakdown

Outra

[OH-trah]

another / other

Feminine of 'outro'; with 'vez' means 'again'.

Example

Quero outra fatia.

I want another slice.

vez

[vehz]

time

Used in expressions about an occasion or experience.

Example

É a primeira vez que venho aqui.

It is the first time I have come here.

grávida

[GRAH-vee-dah]

pregnant

Adjective for a woman expecting a baby.

Example

Ela está grávida de cinco meses.

She is five months pregnant.

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