How to Say ‘Right at the end.’ in Portuguese
Mesmo no fim.
MEZH-moo NOO FEENG
[MEZH-moo NOO FEENG]
💬 Usage Tip: "Mesmo" adds emphasis here: right at the end, exactly at the end.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Late drama is a huge part of football storytelling in Portugal, and this phrase captures that suspense.
Phrase Breakdown
Mesmo
[MEZH-moo]
right / exactly / even
Adds emphasis; here it means 'right' or 'exactly' at the end.
Foi mesmo no último segundo.
It was right in the very last second.
no
[NOO]
in the / at the
Contraction used before masculine singular nouns.
No estádio, ouviu-se um grito enorme.
In the stadium, a huge shout was heard.
fim
[FEENG]
end
The final moment or closing part of an event.
O golo quase apareceu no fim.
The goal almost came at the end.
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