How to Say ‘Tonight’ in Portuguese
Logo à noite
loh-go ah NOY-teh
[loh-go ah NOY-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: logo often means "later today" rather than "soon" or "therefore". Até logo means "see you later".
Phrase Breakdown
Logo
[loh-go]
later
Referring to a time in the future.
Vejo-te logo mais.
I'll see you later.
à
[ah]
at the
A contraction of a + a, often meaning at the before a feminine noun.
À entrada há sempre alguém para orientar os clientes.
At the entrance there is always someone to guide customers.
noite
[NOY-teh]
night / evening
A noun meaning 'night' or 'evening', depending on context.
Na reserva, disse Da noite para clarificar o horário.
In the reservation, I said Of the night to clarify the time.
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