How to Say ‘At eight in the evening?’ in Portuguese
Às oito da noite?
azh OY-too dah NOY-tuh
[azh OY-too dah NOY-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Às] is [a] + [as], used before clock times: [às oito], [às nove]. This is the standard pattern for saying 'at' a specific hour.
Phrase Breakdown
Às
[azh]
at the
Contraction used with clock times in Portuguese.
Podemos reservar às sete e meia.
We can reserve for seven thirty.
oito
[OY-too]
eight
The number eight, often used for times when making reservations.
Chegamos às oito para jantar.
We arrive at eight for dinner.
da
[dah]
of the
Contraction of 'de' + 'a', used in time expressions like 'da noite'.
Gosto da vista do jardim.
I like the view of the garden.
noite
[NOY-tuh]
night; evening
Used in time expressions to indicate the evening or nighttime.
A reserva é para o início da noite.
The reservation is for the beginning of the evening.
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