How to Say ‘Three adults and one child.’ in Portuguese
Três adultos e uma criança.
TRESH ah-dool-toosh ee OO-muh kree-AHN-sah
[TRESH ah-dool-toosh ee OO-muh kree-AHN-sah]
Phrase Breakdown
Três adultos
TRESH ah-dool-toosh
Three adults
The 's' of 'três' links to the next vowel as a 'z': 'TRAY-za-DUL-tush'.
Somos três adultos.
We are three adults.
Words in this phrase
Três
[TRESH]
three
The number 3.
Temos três filhos.
We have three children.
adultos
[ah-dool-toosh]
Adults
Plural noun used to say how many grown-up guests are in the reservation.
A mesa é para três Adultos.
The table is for three adults.
e uma criança.
ee OO-muh kree-AHN-sah
and one child.
'E' (and) sounds like 'ee' and blends into 'uma'. 'Criança' has a nasal 'an': 'kree-AN-sa'.
Tenho um filho e uma criança pequena.
I have a son and a small child.
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.
uma
[OO-muh]
a / one (feminine)
The feminine singular indefinite article, used before feminine nouns like 'mesa'.
Ao chegar, pedimos Uma mesa para dois.
When arriving, we ask for 'A table' for two.
criança
[kree-AHN-sah]
child
A young boy or girl; always a feminine noun.
A criança está a brincar.
The child is playing.
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