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: mesmo no fim = "right at the end" or "really at the very end." You can use it the same way in mesmo agora "right now" and mesmo aqui "right here."
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 fim
NOO FEENG
Words in this phrase
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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