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How to Say ‘Come on, lunch is ready.’ in Portuguese

Anda, o almoço está pronto.

AHN-dah oo ahl-moh-soo eh-stah PRON-toh

[AHN-dah oo ahl-moh-soo eh-stah PRON-toh]

Phrase Breakdown

Anda, o almoço

AHN-dah oo ahl-moh-soo

Come on, lunch

'Anda' (literally 'walk') is used to mean 'come on' or 'come here'. Link 'anda' and 'o' smoothly.

Example

Anda cá!

Come here!

Words in this phrase

Anda

[AHN-dah]

come on

Informal command from 'andar', used to urge someone to come or hurry.

Example

Anda, vamos embora!

Come on, let's go!

o

[oo]

the (masculine singular)

Article used before a masculine singular noun; often unstressed in speech.

Example

O bilhete é mais barato se comprares com antecedência.

The ticket is cheaper if you buy in advance.

almoço

[ahl-moh-soo]

Lunch

A midday meal, typically lighter than dinner.

Example

O Almoço começa às 12 horas.

Lunch starts at 12 o'clock.

está pronto.

eh-stah PRON-toh

is ready

'Estar pronto' means 'to be ready'. 'Pronto' has a nasal 'on': 'PRÕ-tu'.

Example

Está tudo pronto.

Everything is ready.

Words in this phrase

está

[eh-stah]

is

Used to describe the state or location of something or someone.

Example

O café está quente.

The coffee is hot.

pronto

[PRON-toh]

ready

Prepared for use or action.

Example

O café estará pronto em cinco minutos.

The coffee will be ready in five minutes.

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