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How to Say ‘At eight in the evening.’ in Portuguese

Às oito da noite.

azh OY-too dah NOY-teh

[azh OY-too dah NOY-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: For times of day, Portuguese often adds a chunk like [da manhã], [da tarde], or [da noite] after the hour. So [às oito] can become [às oito da noite] when you want to make the time clearer.

Phrase Breakdown

Às

[azh]

at the

Time expression contraction used before clock hours.

Example

Confirmei Às oito da noite. para evitar confusão.

I confirmed At eight in the evening. to avoid confusion.

oito

[OY-too]

eight

The number eight, used here to state the hour of the reservation.

Example

Disse Às oito da noite. porque o jantar é tarde.

I said At eight in the evening. because dinner is late.

Da noite

dah NOY-teh

in the evening / at night

Literally "of the night"; used to specify the time period.

Example

Às oito da noite.

At eight in the evening.

Words in this phrase

da

[dah]

of the

Contraction of 'de' + 'a', used here in the time phrase 'da noite'.

Example

Na frase Às oito da noite., da indica parte do dia.

In the phrase At eight in the evening., da indicates the part of the day.

noite

[NOY-teh]

night / evening

Refers to the evening or night period of the day.

Example

Usei Às oito da noite. para especificar o jantar.

I used At eight in the evening. to specify dinner time.

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