How to Say ‘Have you finished the first phase yet?’ in Portuguese
Já acabaram a primeira fase?
zhah ah-kah-BAH-rown uh pree-MAY-rah FAH-zeh
[zhah ah-kah-BAH-rown uh pree-MAY-rah FAH-zeh]
Phrase Breakdown
Já acabaram
zhah ah-kah-BAH-rown
Have you already finished
'Já' = already. 'acabaram' is the 'vocês' past form, and the ending '-aram' is nasal.
Já acabaram o almoço?
Have you already finished lunch?
Words in this phrase
Já
[zhah]
already
Prior to a specified or implied time.
Já comi meu almoço.
I have already eaten my lunch.
acabaram
[ah-kah-BAH-rown]
did you (all) finish
Past tense of acabar (to finish), 'they/you plural' form.
Eles acabaram o trabalho.
They finished the work.
a primeira fase?
uh pree-MAY-rah FAH-zeh
the first phase?
Keep the article with the noun phrase. Use rising intonation.
Gostaste da primeira fase?
Did you like the first phase?
Words in this phrase
a
[uh]
the
Feminine singular definite article, meaning 'the'.
A empresa parece aberta a novas ideias.
The company seems open to new ideas.
primeira
[pree-MAY-rah]
first
Describes something happening before all others in order.
Foi a primeira conversa que tive no evento.
It was the first conversation I had at the event.
fase
[FAH-zeh]
stage / phase
A stage of a competition.
A fase de grupos acabou.
The group stage is over.
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