How to Say ‘Then tomorrow I'll come by train.’ in Portuguese
Então amanhã venho de comboio.
en-TOWN ah-mah-NYAN VEHN-yoo deh kohm-BOY-oo
[en-TOWN ah-mah-NYAN VEHN-yoo deh kohm-BOY-oo]
Phrase Breakdown
Então amanhã
en-TOWN ah-mah-NYAN
So tomorrow
'Então' means 'so' or 'then'. It ends in a nasal 'ão'. 'Amanhã' ends in a nasal 'ã'.
Então amanhã falamos.
So we'll talk tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Então
[en-TOWN]
so / then
Used to draw a conclusion or decision.
Então vamos de comboio.
So let's go by train.
amanhã
[ah-mah-NYAN]
tomorrow
Adverb for the day after today.
Amanhã vou trabalhar.
Tomorrow I am going to work.
venho de comboio.
VEHN-yoo deh kohm-BOY-oo
I'm coming by train.
'Venho' sounds like 'vanyu'. 'De' is short and joins onto 'comboio', which is stressed on 'boi'.
Hoje venho de comboio.
Today I'm coming by train.
Words in this phrase
venho
[VEHN-yoo]
I come
First-person singular of "vir," often used to say you come regularly or from somewhere.
Venho a este encontro para fazer networking.
I come to this meeting to network.
de
[deh]
by
Preposition used for means of transport.
Viajo de avião.
I travel by plane.
comboio
[kohm-BOY-oo]
train
European Portuguese word for train.
O comboio está atrasado.
The train is late.
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