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How to Say ‘Until six in the evening’ in Portuguese

Até às seis da tarde

ah-TEH azh saysh dah TAR-duh

[ah-TEH azh saysh dah TAR-duh]

💬 Usage Tip: [até] means [until/up to], and [às] is [a] + [as]. For times, you'll often get this pattern: [até às quatro], [até às seis], [até às oito].

Phrase Breakdown

Até

[ah-TEH]

until

Preposition used to mark a time limit or deadline.

Example

A palavra "Até" aparece em "Até às seis da tarde".

The word "Até" appears in "Until six in the evening."

às

[azh]

at the

Contraction of 'a' + 'as,' used here before a specific hour.

Example

A palavra "às" aparece em "Até às seis da tarde".

The word "às" appears in "Until six in the evening."

seis

[saysh]

six

The number 6, often used when giving times.

Example

A palavra "seis" aparece em "Até às seis da tarde".

The word "seis" appears in "Until six in the evening."

da

[dah]

of the

Contraction used in time expressions like 'da tarde' = 'in the afternoon/evening.'

Example

A palavra "da" aparece em "Até às seis da tarde".

The word "da" appears in "Until six in the evening."

tarde

[TAR-duh]

afternoon / evening

Part of the day from afternoon into early evening; in Portugal, 'seis da tarde' is 6 p.m.

Example

A palavra "tarde" aparece em "Até às seis da tarde".

The word "tarde" appears in "Until six in the evening."

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