How to Say ‘He's getting married next year!’ in Portuguese
Vai casar no próximo ano!
vye kah-ZAR noo PROH-shee-moo AH-noo
[vye kah-ZAR noo PROH-shee-moo AH-noo]
Phrase Breakdown
Vai casar
vye kah-ZAR
He's going to get married
'Ir' + infinitive forms the near future. 'Casar' means 'to marry'. Stress the end: 'ca-ZAR'.
Ela vai casar.
She's going to get married.
Words in this phrase
Vai
[vye]
will go; is going to; will
Form of 'ir' used to create the future meaning with another verb.
A minha irmã vai gostar da esplanada.
My sister will like the terrace.
casar
[kah-ZAR]
to marry, to get married
Infinitive verb; 'casar com' means to marry someone.
A minha prima vai casar em maio.
My cousin is going to get married in May.
no próximo ano!
noo PROH-shee-moo AH-noo
next year!
Literally 'in the next year'. The 'x' in 'próximo' sounds like 'ss'.
Volto no próximo ano.
I'll come back next year.
Words in this phrase
no
[noo]
In the
Contraction of em + o, used before masculine singular nouns.
Ficamos No interior por causa do frio.
We are staying inside because of the cold.
próximo
[PROH-shee-moo]
next
Adjective meaning “next”; agrees with masculine singular noun implied (e.g., “comboio”).
Sai o próximo às 09:00 ou às 10:00?
Does the next one leave at 09:00 or at 10:00?
ano
[AH-noo]
year
Masculine noun for a period of twelve months; also used for age.
Tenho trinta anos.
I am thirty years old.
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