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How to Say ‘After that time?’ in Portuguese

Depois dessa hora?

duh-POYSH DESS-ah OH-rah

[duh-POYSH DESS-ah OH-rah]

💬 Usage Tip: [dessa] means [of that] or [that] in phrases like this: [depois dessa hora] = [after that time]. Same pattern: [antes desse dia], [depois dessa data].

Phrase Breakdown

Depois

[duh-POYSH]

after

Preposition/adverb meaning later than a certain time or event.

Example

A palavra "Depois" aparece em "Depois dessa hora?"

The word "Depois" appears in "After that time?"

dessa

[DESS-ah]

of that / that

Demonstrative form referring back to a previously mentioned feminine noun.

Example

A palavra "dessa" aparece em "Depois dessa hora?"

The word "dessa" appears in "After that time?"

hora

[OH-rah]

hour / time

Can mean the exact hour or a time point/deadline in context.

Example

A palavra "hora" aparece em "Depois dessa hora?"

The word "hora" appears in "After that time?"

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