How to Say ‘Sales went up’ in Portuguese
As vendas subiram
azh VEN-dush soo-BEE-rown
[azh VEN-dush soo-BEE-rown]
💬 Usage Tip: The -ram ending marks something "they" did in the past. Its opposite works the same way: as vendas desceram "sales went down".
Phrase Breakdown
As
[azh]
the
Plural feminine definite article, used before feminine plural nouns.
As pessoas parecem abertas a perguntas no evento.
The people seem open to questions at the event.
vendas
[VEN-dush]
sales
Plural of 'venda', feminine noun for a sale.
As vendas subiram este mês.
Sales went up this month.
subiram
[soo-BEE-rown]
rose / went up
Past tense of 'subir' (to go up) for 'they'.
Os preços subiram muito.
Prices went up a lot.
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