How to Say ‘And some biscuits’ in Portuguese
E uns biscoitos
ee oonsh beesh-KOY-toosh
[ee oonsh beesh-KOY-toosh]
Phrase Breakdown
E
[ee]
and
A basic connector used to add another item.
Trouxe chá E bolos, e E liga as duas coisas.
I brought tea and cakes, and 'E' links the two things.
uns
[oonsh]
some
Plural indefinite article meaning 'some'.
Também trouxe uns docinhos, e uns mostra quantidade não específica.
I also brought some sweets, and 'uns' shows a non-specific quantity.
biscoitos
[beesh-KOY-toosh]
biscuits / cookies
A common food gift; in European Portuguese, 'biscoitos' usually means biscuits or cookies.
Os biscoitos eram caseiros, e biscoitos soa muito acolhedor.
The biscuits were homemade, and 'biscoitos' sounds very welcoming.
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