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How to Say ‘More than five hundred kilos’ in Portuguese

Mais de quinhentos quilos

mysh deh kee-NYEN-toosh KEE-loosh

[mysh deh kee-NYEN-toosh KEE-loosh]

💬 Usage Tip: With numbers, "more than" is mais de, not mais que: mais de cem pessoas "more than a hundred people".

Phrase Breakdown

Mais de quinhentos

mysh deh kee-NYEN-toosh

More than five hundred

'Mais de' plus a number means 'more than'. The 's' in 'mais' sounds like 'sh': 'maish'. Say 'quinhentos' as 'kee-NYEN-tush'.

Example

Mais de quinhentos euros.

More than five hundred euros.

Words in this phrase

Mais

[mysh]

Used to ask for additional information or greater quantity.

Example

Quero saber mais antes de me candidatar.

I want to know more before applying.

[deh]

(no direct translation)

Preposition linking 'importar-se' to the following verb.

Example

Importa-se de esperar?

Do you mind waiting?

quinhentos

[kee-NYEN-toosh]

five hundred

The number 500 (masculine form).

Example

Custa quinhentos euros.

It costs five hundred euros.

quilos

[KEE-loosh]

kilos

Plural of 'quilo', kilogram.

Example

Comprei dois quilos de batatas.

I bought two kilos of potatoes.

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