How to Say ‘Are they at the end?’ in Portuguese
São no fim?
sowng noo feeng
[sowng noo feeng]
💬 Usage Tip: são ends with a nasal sound, roughly (SOWN) said through the nose. The same ending appears in apresentação.
Phrase Breakdown
São
[sowng]
are
Third person plural of 'ser', to be.
Eles são portugueses.
They are Portuguese.
no
[noo]
at the
Contraction meaning in the or at the, used before a masculine noun.
Usei «No» evento de ontem para situar a conversa no tempo e no lugar.
I used “at the” event yesterday to place the conversation in time and place.
fim
[feeng]
end
Masculine noun for the final part of something.
Falamos no fim da reunião.
We'll talk at the end of the meeting.
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