How to Say ‘It weighs over five hundred kilos.’ in Portuguese
Pesa mais de quinhentos quilos.
PEH-zuh mysh deh kee-NYEN-toosh KEE-loosh
[PEH-zuh mysh deh kee-NYEN-toosh KEE-loosh]
Phrase Breakdown
Pesa mais de
PEH-zuh mysh deh
It weighs more than
'Pesa' comes from 'pesar' (to weigh). Say 'PEH-za maish de'.
Pesa mais de dez quilos.
It weighs more than ten kilos.
Words in this phrase
Pesa
[PEH-zuh]
weighs
Form of 'pesar' (to weigh) for he/she/it.
O bebé pesa três quilos.
The baby weighs three kilos.
mais
[mysh]
more
Used to ask for additional information or greater quantity.
Quero saber mais antes de me candidatar.
I want to know more before applying.
de
[deh]
(no direct translation)
Preposition linking 'importar-se' to the following verb.
Importa-se de esperar?
Do you mind waiting?
quinhentos quilos.
kee-NYEN-toosh KEE-loosh
five hundred kilos.
Keep the number and the noun together: 'kee-NYEN-tush KEE-lush'.
São quinhentos quilos de pedra.
It's five hundred kilos of stone.
Words in this phrase
quinhentos
[kee-NYEN-toosh]
five hundred
The number 500 (masculine form).
Custa quinhentos euros.
It costs five hundred euros.
quilos
[KEE-loosh]
kilos
Plural of 'quilo', kilogram.
Comprei dois quilos de batatas.
I bought two kilos of potatoes.
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