How to Say ‘I only have medium cups’ in Portuguese
Só tenho copos médios
saw teh-nyo KOH-poosh MEH-dee-oosh
[saw teh-nyo KOH-poosh MEH-dee-oosh]
💬 Usage Tip: Copo usually means "glass", but it's also the word for a takeaway cup. A china cup with a handle is a chávena "cup".
Phrase Breakdown
Só tenho
saw teh-nyo
I only have
'Só' means 'only'. 'Tenho' sounds like 'TEN-yoo', with a nasal 'e'.
Só tenho dez euros.
I only have ten euros.
Words in this phrase
Só
[saw]
only / just
Adverb used to limit the meaning to one thing only.
A palavra "só" aparece em "E se eu só precisar..."
The word "só" appears in "And what if I only need to..."
tenho
[teh-nyo]
I have
A phrase used to express possession or a state of being.
Tenho alergia a certos tipos de leite.
I have an allergy to certain types of milk.
copos médios
KOH-poosh MEH-dee-oosh
medium cups
'Copos' means cups or glasses, said 'KOP-oosh'. 'Médios' sounds like 'MEH-dee-oosh'.
Os copos médios estão ali.
The medium cups are over there.
Words in this phrase
copos
[KOH-poosh]
cups
Plural of 'copo'; glasses or takeaway cups.
Os copos estão ali.
The cups are over there.
médios
[MEH-dee-oosh]
medium
Plural of 'médio': medium-sized.
Tem tamanhos médios?
Do you have medium sizes?
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