How to Say ‘It leaves at 10:30.’ in Portuguese
Sai às 10h30.
sigh ash dez e meia
[sigh ash dez e meia]
💬 Usage Tip: às is a + as, used before clock times: às 10h30, às 8. For a singular hour, it's à: à 1.
Phrase Breakdown
Sai
[sigh]
(it) leaves; departs
Here it refers to the bus: “It leaves at 10:30.”
O autocarro sai às 10h30.
The bus leaves at 10:30.
às
[ash]
at (a specific time)
“às” = “a” + “as”; used before clock times (às 10h30).
Sai às 10h30 da plataforma 5.
It leaves at 10:30 from platform 5.
10h30
[dez e meia]
10:30
Time written in Portuguese format using “h” for hours.
O autocarro sai às 10h30.
The bus leaves at 10:30.
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