How to Say ‘Then she'll avoid the fried food.’ in Portuguese
Então ela evita os fritos.
en-TOWN EH-lah ee-VEE-tah oosh FREE-toosh
[en-TOWN EH-lah ee-VEE-tah oosh FREE-toosh]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese often uses the plain present for a decision about the near future. Here evita works like English "she'll avoid".
Phrase Breakdown
Então ela evita
en-TOWN EH-lah ee-VEE-tah
So she avoids
'Então' means 'so' or 'then' and ends in a nasal 'ão'. Say 'i-VI-ta' for 'evita'.
Então ela evita o açúcar.
So she avoids sugar.
Words in this phrase
Então
[en-TOWN]
So; then; well
Used to link ideas and introduce what you should do next (very common in spoken instructions).
Então, apanhas a Linha D e mudas na Trindade.
So, you take Line D and change at Trindade.
ela
[EH-lah]
she
Third-person feminine subject pronoun.
Ela prefere peixe.
She prefers fish.
evita
[ee-VEE-tah]
avoids
Third-person form of 'evitar', to avoid.
Ele evita o açúcar.
He avoids sugar.
os fritos.
oosh FREE-toosh
fried food.
'Os fritos' means fried food. Say 'ush FRI-tush'.
Não gosto dos fritos.
I don't like fried food.
Words in this phrase
os
[oosh]
the
Masculine plural definite article, used before masculine plural nouns.
Os gestores falaram sobre os valores da empresa.
The managers talked about the company's values.
fritos
[FREE-toosh]
fried foods
Plural noun for fried food items.
Não gosto de fritos.
I don't like fried food.
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