How to Say ‘Long-term rental’ in Portuguese
Aluguel de longa duração
ah-loo-GEL dee LONG-gah doo-rah-SOWN
[ah-loo-GEL dee LONG-gah doo-rah-SOWN]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: In Portugal, aluguel is strongly associated with Brazilian Portuguese; in Portugal, people usually say arrendamento for rental housing. You'll still be understood, but local listings and contracts are more likely to use arrendamento.
Phrase Breakdown
Aluguel
[ah-loo-GEL]
Long-term rental
Rental agreement for an extended period.
Procurando aluguel de longa duração.
Looking for a long-term rental.
de
[dee]
of
Expressing relationship between two elements.
Contrato de aluguel de longa duração.
Long-term rental contract.
longa
[LONG-gah]
long
For a considerable or extended duration.
Contrato de longo prazo.
Long-term contract.
duração
[doo-rah-SOWN]
duration
The time during which something continues.
Duração do aluguel pode variar.
Rental duration can vary.
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