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How to Say ‘The almond one has run out today.’ in Portuguese

A de amêndoa acabou hoje.

ah duh ah-MEN-dwah ah-kah-BOH OH-zheh

[ah duh ah-MEN-dwah ah-kah-BOH OH-zheh]

Phrase Breakdown

A de amêndoa

ah duh ah-MEN-dwah

The almond one

Here 'a' refers to the almond drink. Blend the words smoothly and stress 'MEN'.

Example

A de amêndoa é boa.

The almond one is good.

Words in this phrase

A

[ah]

the one

Feminine article used as a pronoun, replacing a noun already mentioned.

Example

A de soja é mais doce.

The soy one is sweeter.

de

[duh]

of

A preposition meaning "of" or "for," depending on context.

Example

Falámos de carreira durante o intervalo.

We talked about career matters during the break.

amêndoa

[ah-MEN-dwah]

Almond

Relates to dairy-free milk made from almonds.

Example

Prefiro café com leite de amêndoa.

I prefer coffee with almond milk.

acabou hoje.

ah-kah-BOH OH-zheh

ran out today.

'Acabou' (uh-kuh-BOH) means 'ran out' or 'ended'. 'Hoje' is 'OH-zh', with a silent 'h' and a soft 'j'.

Example

O pão acabou hoje.

The bread ran out today.

Words in this phrase

acabou

[ah-kah-BOH]

ran out

Past of 'acabar'; here means the stock finished.

Example

O leite acabou.

The milk ran out.

hoje

[OH-zheh]

Today

Refers to the current day.

Example

Hoje vou trabalhar em casa.

Today, I will work from home.

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