How to Say ‘For eight o'clock in the evening.’ in Portuguese
Para as oito da noite.
PAH-rah ahsh OY-too dah NOY-t(uh)
[PAH-rah ahsh OY-too dah NOY-t(uh)]
💬 Usage Tip: [às] is [a] + [as], so [às oito] literally comes from [at the eight]. You'll see the same in times: [à uma], [às três], [às nove].
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-rah]
for
Used here to indicate the scheduled time of the reservation.
A marcação ficou "Para as oito da noite."
The booking was set "For eight at night."
as
[ahsh]
the
Plural feminine article, used here in the time expression 'as oito.'
A marcação ficou "Para as oito da noite."
The booking was set "For eight at night."
oito
[OY-too]
eight
The number 8, used here for the hour.
A marcação ficou "Para as oito da noite."
The booking was set "For eight at night."
da
[dah]
of the
A contraction used in time expressions like 'da noite' meaning 'at night.'
A marcação ficou "Para as oito da noite."
The booking was set "For eight at night."
noite
[NOY-t(uh)]
night
Used to specify evening/night time in clock expressions.
A marcação ficou "Para as oito da noite."
The booking was set "For eight at night."
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