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How to Say ‘We cover the first two hours’ in Portuguese

Oferecemos as duas primeiras horas

oh-fuh-ruh-SEH-moosh azh DOO-ahsh pree-MAY-rash OH-rash

[oh-fuh-ruh-SEH-moosh azh DOO-ahsh pree-MAY-rash OH-rash]

Phrase Breakdown

Oferecemos

[oh-fuh-ruh-SEH-moosh]

we offer

'Nós' form of 'oferecer'; here means giving for free.

Example

Oferecemos o café.

We offer the coffee free.

as duas primeiras horas

azh DOO-ahsh pree-MAY-rash OH-rash

the first two hours

A feminine plural noun phrase. Note the word order: 'duas primeiras' means 'first two'.

Example

As duas primeiras horas são grátis.

The first two hours are free.

Words in this phrase

[azh]

the

Plural feminine definite article, used before feminine plural nouns.

Example

As pessoas parecem abertas a perguntas no evento.

The people seem open to questions at the event.

duas

[DOO-ahsh]

two

Feminine form of the number 2, used with feminine nouns.

Example

Quero duas mesas.

I want two tables.

primeiras

[pree-MAY-rash]

first

Feminine plural of 'primeiro'.

Example

As primeiras pessoas chegaram.

The first people arrived.

horas

[OH-rash]

hours / time

Refers to clock time in questions.

Example

A que horas é a partida?

What time is the departure?

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