How to Say ‘Some family lunches.’ in Portuguese
Alguns almoços de família.
ahl-GOONSH ahl-MOH-sush duh fah-MEE-lyah
[ahl-GOONSH ahl-MOH-sush duh fah-MEE-lyah]
Phrase Breakdown
Alguns almoços
ahl-GOONSH ahl-MOH-sush
Some lunches / some meals
Refers to a small number of lunch gatherings or meals.
Tivemos alguns almoços juntos.
We had some lunches together.
Words in this phrase
Alguns
[ahl-GOONSH]
some
Plural form meaning 'some'; used for an unspecified number.
Alguns almoços de família são muito animados.
Some family lunches are very lively.
almoços
[ahl-MOH-sush]
lunches
Plural of 'almoço'; midday meals or lunch gatherings.
Alguns almoços de família duram horas.
Some family lunches last for hours.
De família
duh fah-MEE-lyah
Of the family / family
Shows that the lunches are family-related or with family.
É um almoço de família.
It is a family lunch.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
A preposition meaning 'of'; connects lunch to family.
Falámos de família ao jantar.
We talked about family at dinner.
família
[fah-MEE-lyah]
family
Refers to family members or the family circle.
Alguns almoços de família são tradicionais.
Some family lunches are traditional.
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