How to Say ‘A company dinner’ in Portuguese
Um jantar de empresa
oong zhan-TAR duh ehm-PREH-zah
[oong zhan-TAR duh ehm-PREH-zah]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Company dinners peak before Christmas. Book private rooms well ahead in November and December.
Phrase Breakdown
Um jantar
oong zhan-TAR
A dinner
'Um' is nasal, like 'ũ'. 'Jantar' starts with a soft 'zh' sound and is stressed on 'TAR'.
Vamos a um jantar.
We're going to a dinner.
Words in this phrase
Um
[oong]
a
An indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Em «um» prazer, o artigo introduz a expressão educada.
In “a” pleasure, the article introduces the polite expression.
jantar
[zhan-TAR]
dinner
Noun for the evening meal; also a verb meaning 'to have dinner'.
O jantar é às oito.
Dinner is at eight.
de empresa
duh ehm-PREH-zah
company / work (dinner)
'De empresa' means 'company' or 'corporate'. 'De' blends into 'empresa': 'dem-PRE-za'.
Um carro de empresa.
A company car.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
A preposition meaning "of" or "for," depending on context.
Falámos de carreira durante o intervalo.
We talked about career matters during the break.
empresa
[ehm-PREH-zah]
company
A business or organisation.
Da empresa, conheço a missão e os objetivos.
About the company, I know the mission and the goals.
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