How to Say ‘The time of falsehood is over.’ in Portuguese
O tempo da falsidade acabou.
oh TEM-poh dah fahl-see-DAH-jee ah-kah-BOO
[oh TEM-poh dah fahl-see-DAH-jee ah-kah-BOO]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Falsidade' shares roots with the English 'falsity'.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This phrase is often used to signify a moment of truth or revelation.
Phrase Breakdown
O
[oh]
The
Used to refer to something specific.
O tempo está mudando.
The weather is changing.
tempo
[TEM-poh]
time
Measured or measurable period.
O tempo é precioso.
Time is precious.
da
[dah]
of
Indicates belonging or connection.
O sabor do bolo é ótimo.
The taste of the cake is great.
falsidade
[fahl-see-DAH-jee]
falseness
Being untrue or deceitful.
A falsidade foi revelada.
The falseness was revealed.
acabou
[ah-kah-BOO]
ended
Completed or finished.
A festa acabou tarde.
The party ended late.
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