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How to Say ‘Our new project’ in Portuguese

O nosso projeto novo

oo NO-soo proo-ZHEH-too NOH-voo

[oo NO-soo proo-ZHEH-too NOH-voo]

💬 Usage Tip: In Portugal, "our" usually comes with o in front: o nosso. Adjectives like novo normally go after the noun.

Phrase Breakdown

O nosso

oo NO-soo

Our

In Portuguese, possessives usually take the article. 'O' sounds like 'oo', so the part sounds like 'oo NOH-soo'.

Example

O nosso escritório

Our office

Words in this phrase

[oo]

the

A masculine singular definite article used before nouns.

Example

O prazer de participar foi grande.

The pleasure of taking part was great.

nosso

[NO-soo]

our

Possessive for things belonging to us (masculine).

Example

O nosso escritório é grande.

Our office is big.

projeto novo

proo-ZHEH-too NOH-voo

new project

The adjective comes after the noun. Say 'proo-ZHEH-too NOH-voo'.

Example

Tenho um projeto novo.

I have a new project.

Words in this phrase

projeto

[proo-ZHEH-too]

project

A planned piece of work.

Example

O projeto é novo.

The project is new.

novo

[NOH-voo]

new

Adjective meaning new; masculine form (feminine is 'nova'). Also used for newcomers.

Example

Tenho um carro novo.

I have a new car.

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