How to Say ‘It's down there’ in Portuguese
É ali em baixo
eh ah-LEE ayn BAI-shoo
[eh ah-LEE ayn BAI-shoo]
💬 Usage Tip: ali means a spot you can point at, a bit away from both of you. aqui "here" is right beside you.
Phrase Breakdown
É ali
eh ah-LEE
It's there
'É' is open, like the 'e' in 'bed'. 'Ali' means 'over there' and is stressed at the end: 'a-LI'.
A farmácia é ali.
The pharmacy is over there.
Words in this phrase
É
[eh]
is
Form of the verb 'ser' used to identify or state something.
É meu interesse conhecer melhor a empresa.
It is my interest to get to know the company better.
ali
[ah-LEE]
there
Refers to a place a little distant from both speakers.
O carro está ali.
The car is over there.
em baixo
ayn BAI-shoo
down below
'Em' is nasal, like 'ãi'. 'Baixo' sounds like 'BAI-shu'.
O café fica em baixo.
The café is downstairs.
Words in this phrase
em
[ayn]
down (part of 'em baixo')
Used with 'baixo' to form 'em baixo', meaning down below or downstairs.
A estação fica em baixo.
The station is down below.
baixo
[BAI-shoo]
down / below
Indicates a lower position; 'em baixo' means downstairs or below.
O cão está lá em baixo.
The dog is down there.
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