How to Say ‘Five hundred years’ in Portuguese
Quinhentos anos
kee-NYEN-toosh AH-noosh
[kee-NYEN-toosh AH-noosh]
Phrase Breakdown
Quinhentos
[kee-NYEN-toosh]
five hundred
The number 500, masculine form.
Custa quinhentos euros.
It costs five hundred euros.
anos
[AH-noosh]
years
Plural of "ano," used for talking about repeated yearly events.
Há anos que participo nesta conferência.
I have been taking part in this conference for years.
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