How to Say ‘Under the name of Smith’ in Portuguese
Em nome de Smith
ehm NOH-meh duh
[ehm NOH-meh duh]
💬 Usage Tip: Before a title, de merges with the article. Use do for a man and da for a woman: em nome do Sr. Costa, em nome da Sra. Costa.
Phrase Breakdown
Em nome
ehm NOH-meh
Under the name
'Em' is nasal, like 'ãy'. This is used when giving the name for a booking.
A reserva está em nome da empresa.
The booking is under the company's name.
Words in this phrase
Em
[ehm]
in
Used to indicate inclusion within space or limits.
Está em casa.
It's in the house.
nome
[NOH-meh]
name
The word for a person's name; 'em nome de' means 'under the name of'.
A reserva está em nome da Ana.
The reservation is under Ana's name.
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