How to Say ‘The rest of the team’ in Portuguese
O resto da equipa
oo RRESH-too dah eh-KEE-puh
[oo RRESH-too dah eh-KEE-puh]
💬 Usage Tip: de "of" plus a "the" merges into da. Before a masculine word it would be do, as in o resto do grupo "the rest of the group".
Phrase Breakdown
O resto
oo RRESH-too
The rest
The initial 'r' is a strong, guttural sound. The 's' before 't' sounds like 'sh': 'u RRESH-tu'.
O resto é fácil.
The rest is easy.
Words in this phrase
O
[oo]
the
A masculine singular definite article used before nouns.
O prazer de participar foi grande.
The pleasure of taking part was great.
resto
[RRESH-too]
rest
Noun meaning the remainder of something.
Come o resto da sopa.
Eat the rest of the soup.
da equipa
dah eh-KEE-puh
of the team
'Da' combines 'de' and 'a'. Glide it into 'equipa'.
O chefe da equipa.
The head of the team.
Words in this phrase
da
[dah]
of the
Contraction of de + a, used before a feminine singular noun.
Em «Da» nossa conversa, a contração soa natural em português.
In “of our conversation,” the contraction sounds natural in Portuguese.
equipa
[eh-KEE-puh]
team
European Portuguese word for a work team or group of colleagues.
A equipa recebeu-me muito bem na feira de emprego.
The team welcomed me very well at the job fair.
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