How to Say ‘My daughter’ in Portuguese
A minha filha
ah MEE-nyuh FEE-lyuh
[ah MEE-nyuh FEE-lyuh]
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used before nouns like 'daughter'.
A reserva está em meu nome.
The reservation is in my name.
minha
[MEE-nyuh]
my
Possessive adjective used to show something belongs to the speaker.
A minha mesa preferida fica ao fundo.
My favourite table is at the back.
filha
[FEE-lyuh]
daughter
A female child; useful when explaining another diner's dietary needs.
A minha filha não come carne.
My daughter does not eat meat.
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