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How to Say ‘At eleven’ in Portuguese

Às onze

ahsh OHN-zeh

[ahsh OHN-zeh]

💬 Usage Tip: Às is a "at" merged with as "the", because times count horas "hours", which is feminine. The exception is one o'clock, which uses just a: à uma "at one".

Phrase Breakdown

Às

[ahsh]

at (the)

Contraction of 'a' + 'as', used with clock times.

Example

Chego às três.

I arrive at three.

onze

[OHN-zeh]

eleven

The number 11.

Example

Uma equipa de futebol tem onze jogadores.

A football team has eleven players.

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