How to Say ‘Hmm, and on Saturday at eight?’ in Portuguese
Hum, e no sábado às oito?
oom eh noo SAH-buh-doo ash OY-too
[oom eh noo SAH-buh-doo ash OY-too]
Phrase Breakdown
Hum, e no sábado
oom eh noo SAH-buh-doo
Hmm, and on Saturday
'Hum' is a thinking sound. 'E' (and) sounds like 'ee'. 'No' means 'on the'.
E no sábado, estás livre?
And on Saturday, are you free?
Words in this phrase
Hum
[oom]
hmm
A filler sound showing hesitation or thinking.
Hum, deixe-me ver.
Hmm, let me see.
e
[eh]
and / what if
Introduces an additional question or scenario.
A palavra "E" aparece em "E se eu só precisar..."
The word "E" appears in "And what if I only need to..."
no
[noo]
on the
Common contraction of em + o, often used before a masculine noun to mean 'on the' or 'in the'.
No evento, falamos sobre a cultura da empresa no primeiro contacto.
At the event, we talked about the company culture in the first contact.
sábado
[SAH-buh-doo]
Saturday
The day of the week 'Saturday'.
Escolhi Para sábado. porque é mais conveniente para todos.
I chose For Saturday. because it is more convenient for everyone.
às oito?
ash OY-too
at eight?
Say 'ash-OY-tu?' with rising intonation for a question.
Jantamos às oito?
Shall we have dinner at eight?
Words in this phrase
às
[ash]
at (a specific time)
“às” = “a” + “as”; used before clock times (às 10h30).
Sai às 10h30 da plataforma 5.
It leaves at 10:30 from platform 5.
oito
[OY-too]
eight
The number 'eight'; with 'às' it gives a specific time.
A reserva ficou marcada para Às oito.
The reservation was set for At eight.
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