How to Say ‘At 8:00 pm.’ in Portuguese
Às 20h00.
azh veen-t(uh) OO-too oh-rahsh
[azh veen-t(uh) OO-too oh-rahsh]
💬 Usage Tip: The written [Às] is [a] + [as] merged together, and it's the normal word before clock times: [às 20h00], [às oito], [à uma]. The [à] shows this contraction, not just an accent for pronunciation.
Phrase Breakdown
Às
[azh]
at the / at
Used before clock times to indicate when something happens.
"Às" 20h00 a mesa está pronta.
"At" 8:00 p.m. the table is ready.
20h00
[veen-t(uh) OO-too oh-rahsh]
8:00 p.m.
A time expression meaning twenty hundred hours, or 8 p.m.
Às "20h00" começa a nossa reserva.
At "8:00 p.m." our reservation begins.
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