How to Say ‘11:50’ in Portuguese
Das 11:50
dahsh uh-LEH-vuhn FIHF-tee
[dahsh uh-LEH-vuhn FIHF-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: Das is a contraction: de + as becomes das. You'll meet the same pattern in time expressions like por volta das três.
Phrase Breakdown
Das
[dahsh]
at the (feminine plural); used in time expressions meaning “at”
In European Portuguese, “das” = “de + as” and is commonly used before times (hours) to mean “at (a certain time)”.
O comboio parte das 11:50 da estação de Campanhã.
The train departs at 11:50 from Campanhã station.
11:50
[uh-LEH-vuhn FIHF-tee]
11:50 (eleven fifty)
A time on the clock, read as “onze e cinquenta” or often “onze e cinquenta” in Portugal.
A chegada está marcada para as 11:50, mas às vezes há atraso.
The arrival is scheduled for 11:50, but sometimes there is a delay.
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