How to Say ‘For Saturday evening’ in Portuguese
Para sábado à noite
PAH-ruh SAH-buh-doo ah NOY-tuh
[PAH-ruh SAH-buh-doo ah NOY-tuh]
Phrase Breakdown
Para sábado
PAH-ruh SAH-buh-doo
for Saturday
Introduces the day something is planned for.
A reserva é para sábado.
The reservation is for Saturday.
Words in this phrase
Para
[PAH-ruh]
for
Used to indicate the intended date or occasion of the reservation.
É Para sábado, se houver lugar.
It is for Saturday, if there is space.
sábado
[SAH-buh-doo]
Saturday
Specifies the day requested for the reservation.
No sábado costumamos jantar fora.
On Saturday we usually eat out.
À noite
ah NOY-tuh
at night / in the evening
Used to refer to the evening or nighttime period.
Vamos jantar à noite.
We’re going to have dinner in the evening.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
at / in the
Contracted preposition and article used here in the expression 'à noite'.
Gostava de ir à noite porque é mais calmo.
I would like to go in the evening because it is calmer.
noite
[NOY-tuh]
night
In this phrase it usually refers to the evening or nighttime dining period.
Reservámos para a noite de sábado.
We booked for Saturday night.
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