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How to Say ‘I'll try tomorrow morning.’ in Portuguese

Vou tentar amanhã de manhã.

voh teng-TAR ah-mah-NYAN deh mun-YAHNG

[voh teng-TAR ah-mah-NYAN deh mun-YAHNG]

Phrase Breakdown

Vou tentar

voh teng-TAR

I'll try

'Vou' + infinitive forms the near future. 'Tentar' means to try.

Example

Vou tentar ligar-lhe.

I'll try to call him.

Words in this phrase

Vou

[voh]

I'm going to

'I' form of ir (to go), used for near future.

Example

Vou comer agora.

I'm going to eat now.

tentar

[teng-TAR]

to try

Infinitive verb meaning to try or attempt.

Example

Vou tentar chegar cedo.

I'll try to arrive early.

amanhã de manhã.

ah-mah-NYAN deh mun-YAHNG

tomorrow morning.

'Amanhã' is tomorrow and 'de manhã' is in the morning. Both end in the nasal 'ã'.

Example

Tenho uma reunião amanhã de manhã.

I have a meeting tomorrow morning.

Words in this phrase

amanhã

[ah-mah-NYAN]

tomorrow

Adverb for the day after today.

Example

Amanhã vou trabalhar.

Tomorrow I am going to work.

[deh]

(no direct translation)

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

Example

Importa-se de esperar?

Do you mind waiting?

manhã

[mun-YAHNG]

morning

The part of the day from dawn until noon.

Example

A manhã está fria.

The morning is cold.

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