How to Say ‘I think it's about seventy centimetres.’ in Portuguese
Acho que tem uns setenta centímetros.
AH-shoo kuh TAYNG oonsh seh-TEN-tuh sen-TEE-meh-troosh
[AH-shoo kuh TAYNG oonsh seh-TEN-tuh sen-TEE-meh-troosh]
Phrase Breakdown
Acho que tem
AH-shoo kuh TAYNG
I think it has
'Acho que' is a very common way to say 'I think that'. 'Ch' sounds like English 'sh': 'A-shu kuh tãy'.
Acho que tem razão.
I think you're right.
Words in this phrase
Acho
[AH-shoo]
think
From achar, often used to mean think, believe, or find an opinion.
Eu acho que Portugal tem boas hipóteses.
I think Portugal has a good chance.
que
[kuh]
that
Often used in expressions like claro que sim to reinforce the statement.
Acho que podemos colaborar bem.
I think that we can collaborate well.
tem
[TAYNG]
has
Form of 'ter' (to have) for he/she/it; used to state age.
O meu filho tem dez anos.
My son is ten years old.
uns setenta centímetros.
oonsh seh-TEN-tuh sen-TEE-meh-troosh
about seventy centimetres.
'Uns' gives an approximate number. Stress 'TEN' in 'setenta' and 'TÍ' in 'centímetros'.
A mesa tem uns setenta centímetros.
The table is about seventy centimetres.
Words in this phrase
uns
[oonsh]
about; around
Before numbers, 'uns' means approximately.
Custa uns dez euros.
It costs about ten euros.
setenta
[seh-TEN-tuh]
seventy
The number 70.
O meu avô tem setenta anos.
My grandfather is seventy years old.
centímetros
[sen-TEE-meh-troosh]
centimetres
Plural of 'centímetro', a hundredth of a metre.
O lápis tem quinze centímetros.
The pencil is fifteen centimetres long.
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