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How to Say ‘It's free for customers.’ in Portuguese

É gratuito para clientes.

eh gra-TOO-ee-too PAH-ruh klee-EN-tsh

[eh gra-TOO-ee-too PAH-ruh klee-EN-tsh]

Phrase Breakdown

É gratuito

eh gra-TOO-ee-too

It's free

'É' (it is) has an open 'e'. 'Gratuito' is stressed on '-tui-': 'gra-TUI-too'.

Example

O estacionamento é gratuito.

Parking is free.

Words in this phrase

[eh]

It is

Used to identify or describe a situation.

Example

É verdade.

It is true.

gratuito

[gra-TOO-ee-too]

free (of charge)

Adjective meaning it costs nothing.

Example

A entrada é gratuita.

Entry is free.

para clientes.

PAH-ruh klee-EN-tsh

for customers.

'Clientes' is stressed on '-en-', and the final '-es' sounds like 'sh'.

Example

O Wi-Fi é só para clientes.

The Wi-Fi is only for customers.

Words in this phrase

para

[PAH-ruh]

for

Preposition used to show who something matters to.

Example

Este tipo de ambiente é ideal para quem gosta de colaborar.

This type of environment is ideal for someone who likes collaborating.

clientes

[klee-EN-tsh]

customers

Plural of 'cliente', people who buy or use a service.

Example

Os clientes estão satisfeitos.

The customers are satisfied.

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