How to Say ‘The last visit’ in Portuguese
A última visita
ah OOL-tee-muh vee-ZEE-tuh
[ah OOL-tee-muh vee-ZEE-tuh]
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
the
Definite article for feminine singular nouns.
A família chegou cedo para o almoço.
The family arrived early for lunch.
última
[OOL-tee-muh]
last
Means 'last' in time, referring to the most recent one.
Na última vez falámos sobre o casamento.
Last time we talked about the wedding.
visita
[vee-ZEE-tuh]
visit
A noun meaning a social visit or trip to see someone.
A visita dos sogros correu muito bem.
The visit from the in-laws went very well.
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