How to Say ‘See you Saturday, good afternoon.’ in Portuguese
Até sábado, boa tarde.
uh-TEH SAH-buh-doo BOH-ah TAHR-dsh
[uh-TEH SAH-buh-doo BOH-ah TAHR-dsh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: boa tarde "good afternoon" works as a goodbye as well as a hello. People say it from lunchtime until dark, then switch to boa noite "good evening".
Phrase Breakdown
Até sábado,
uh-TEH SAH-buh-doo
See you Saturday,
Stress both TÉ and SÁ: a-TEH SÁ-ba-du.
Até sábado, Maria!
See you Saturday, Maria!
Words in this phrase
Até
[uh-TEH]
until / see you on
Used in farewells to indicate until a certain time or day.
Na despedida, "até" aparece em: E até sábado.
In the farewell, "até" appears in: And see you on Saturday.
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.
boa tarde.
BOH-ah TAHR-dsh
good afternoon.
Used from midday until evening, both as a greeting and a goodbye. Say BOH-a TAR-d.
Boa tarde, posso ajudar?
Good afternoon, can I help?
Words in this phrase
boa
[BOH-ah]
good
Feminine singular form of 'good'; used in greetings like 'Boa tarde'.
Boa é a palavra usada em Boa tarde.
'Boa' is the word used in 'Good afternoon.'
tarde
[TAHR-dsh]
afternoon
Means the afternoon; often used in the greeting 'Boa tarde'.
Tarde aparece na expressão Boa tarde.
'Afternoon' appears in the expression 'Good afternoon.'
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