How to Say ‘If the next one goes in,’ in Portuguese
Se entrar o próximo,
suh ehn-TRAHR oo PROH-see-moo
[suh ehn-TRAHR oo PROH-see-moo]
💬 Usage Tip: A suspense-building half-sentence. Great for reacting live: "Se entrar o próximo, ganhamos!"
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Fans often speak in unfinished dramatic phrases during matches because emotion gets there first.
Phrase Breakdown
Se
[suh]
if
Conjunction used to introduce a condition: if.
Se entrar o próximo, vamos explodir de alegria.
If the next one goes in, we will explode with joy.
entrar
[ehn-TRAHR]
goes in
Verb form from entrar; here it means goes in, referring to a shot or goal.
Se entrar o próximo, o estádio vai abaixo.
If the next one goes in, the stadium will erupt.
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular definite article meaning the.
Se entrar o próximo, ainda acreditamos.
If the next one goes in, we still believe.
próximo
[PROH-see-moo]
next
Adjective meaning next; here it refers to the next chance or goal.
Se entrar o próximo, o jogo muda completamente.
If the next one goes in, the game changes completely.
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