How to Say ‘With my boyfriend’ in Portuguese
Com o meu namorado
kohng oo may-oo nah-moo-RAH-doo
[kohng oo may-oo nah-moo-RAH-doo]
Phrase Breakdown
Com o meu
kohng oo may-oo
with my
'Com' (with) is nasal and links to 'o': 'kõ-u-mew'. Possessives in Portugal usually take the article.
Falo com o meu pai.
I talk with my father.
Words in this phrase
Com
[kohng]
with
Preposition used to connect an idea to a quality, person, or thing.
Com experiência internacional, o candidato destaca-se mais.
With international experience, the candidate stands out more.
o
[oo]
the
A masculine singular definite article used before nouns.
O prazer de participar foi grande.
The pleasure of taking part was great.
meu
[may-oo]
My
Used to indicate possession.
Meu carro é novo.
My car is new.
namorado
[nah-moo-RAH-doo]
boyfriend
Masculine noun for a male romantic partner; feminine is 'namorada'.
O namorado da Ana é simpático.
Ana's boyfriend is nice.
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