How to Say ‘And if in the end we're only six, is there any problem?’ in Portuguese
E se afinal formos só seis, há algum problema?
ee suh a-fee-NAL FOR-moosh soh SAYSH ah al-GOONG proo-BLAY-muh
[ee suh a-fee-NAL FOR-moosh soh SAYSH ah al-GOONG proo-BLAY-muh]
Phrase Breakdown
E se afinal
ee suh a-fee-NAL
And what if, in the end,
Linked smoothly: 'i s'a-fi-NAL'.
E se afinal não vier?
And what if he doesn't come after all?
Words in this phrase
E
[ee]
and
A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.
Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.
I am looking for an open and human environment.
se
[suh]
if
A conjunction used to introduce a condition politely.
Comecei com «Se» for possível para fazer um pedido com cuidado.
I started with “If” possible to make a request carefully.
afinal
[a-fee-NAL]
after all
Shows a result different from what was expected.
Afinal ele veio.
He came after all.
formos só seis,
FOR-moosh soh SAYSH
there are only six of us,
Future subjunctive after 'se': 'FOR-mush sɔ saysh'. Pause briefly at the comma.
Se formos só seis, cabemos.
If there are only six of us, we'll fit.
Words in this phrase
formos
[FOR-moosh]
we are (future subjunctive)
Future subjunctive of 'ser', used after 'se' for possible future situations.
Se formos cedo, há mesa.
If we go early, there's a table.
só
[soh]
only; just
“só” indicates exclusivity: “only one-way” (not round trip).
Só ida, por favor.
One-way only, please.
seis
[SAYSH]
Six
The number 6; often used for platform numbers and times when travelling by bus.
O autocarro para Lisboa sai da plataforma Seis.
The bus to Lisbon leaves from platform Six.
há algum problema?
ah al-GOONG proo-BLAY-muh
is there any problem?
Silent 'h': 'a al-GUM pru-BLE-ma'. Let your voice rise at the end.
Há algum problema aqui?
Is there a problem here?
Words in this phrase
há
[ah]
there is / there are
Form of haver used to say that something exists.
Há interesse em ouvir candidatos no evento.
There is interest in listening to candidates at the event.
algum
[al-GOONG]
any
Indefinite word meaning 'some' or 'any', often in questions.
Tem algum lugar livre?
Do you have any free seat?
problema
[proo-BLAY-muh]
problem
Masculine noun despite ending in -a.
Não há problema.
There's no problem.
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