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How to Say ‘Discount on desserts’ in Portuguese

Desconto nas sobremesas

desh-KOHN-too naz soh-bruh-MAY-zush

[desh-KOHN-too naz soh-bruh-MAY-zush]

💬 Usage Tip: [Nas] is a contraction of [em] + [as]. This happens all the time in Portuguese: [no prato], [na carta], [nas sobremesas].

Phrase Breakdown

Desconto

[desh-KOHN-too]

discount

A price reduction offered as part of a promotion.

Example

Na frase “Desconto nas sobremesas”, “Desconto” mostra a vantagem para o cliente.

In the phrase “Desconto nas sobremesas,” “Desconto” shows the benefit for the customer.

Nas sobremesas

naz soh-bruh-MAY-zush

On the desserts

Indicates what the discount applies to.

Example

Desconto nas sobremesas.

Discount on desserts.

Words in this phrase

nas

[naz]

in the / on the

Contraction used before feminine plural nouns.

Example

Em “Desconto nas sobremesas”, “nas” indica em que produtos há redução.

In “Desconto nas sobremesas,” “nas” indicates which products have a reduction.

sobremesas

[soh-bruh-MAY-zush]

desserts

Dessert items such as cakes, mousses, or ice cream.

Example

Na frase “Desconto nas sobremesas”, “sobremesas” refere-se aos doces do menu.

In the phrase “Desconto nas sobremesas,” “sobremesas” refers to the sweet items on the menu.

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