How to Say ‘Two adults and two children.’ in Portuguese
Dois adultos e duas crianças.
doysh ah-dool-toosh ee DOO-ash kree-AN-sash
[doysh ah-dool-toosh ee DOO-ash kree-AN-sash]
Phrase Breakdown
Dois
[doysh]
two
The number two used with masculine plural nouns like 'adultos'.
Expliquei o grupo com Dois adultos e duas crianças.
I explained the group with Two adults and two children.
adultos
[ah-dool-toosh]
adults
Plural noun for grown-up people.
Na chamada, disse Dois adultos e duas crianças. com clareza.
On the call, I said Two adults and two children. clearly.
E duas crianças.
ee DOO-ash kree-AN-sash
and two children.
Connects the two groups; "duas" is the feminine plural form used with "crianças".
Dois adultos e duas crianças.
Two adults and two children.
Words in this phrase
e
[ee]
and
Conjunction meaning 'and', used to connect parts of the group description.
Usei Dois adultos e duas crianças. para indicar todos os lugares.
I used Two adults and two children. to indicate all the seats.
duas
[DOO-ash]
two
The number two in feminine plural form, agreeing with 'crianças'.
Na expressão Dois adultos e duas crianças., duas é feminino.
In the expression Two adults and two children., duas is feminine.
crianças
[kree-AN-sash]
children
Plural noun meaning 'children'.
Para a reserva familiar, disse Dois adultos e duas crianças.
For the family reservation, I said Two adults and two children.
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