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How to Say ‘Just one way.’ in Portuguese

Só ida.

saw EE-dah

[saw EE-dah]

💬 Usage Tip: Só "only" goes in front of a word to narrow it down. The same pattern works elsewhere: Só um "Just one".

Phrase Breakdown

Só

[saw]

only

No one or nothing more besides; solely.

Example

Só você sabe o que sinto.

Only you know what I feel.

ida

[EE-dah]

one-way (trip)

Noun meaning the outward journey; 'só ida' is a one-way ticket.

Example

Quero um bilhete de ida.

I want a one-way ticket.

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