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How to Say ‘And Grandma too!’ in Portuguese

E a avó também!

eh ah ah-VOH tahm-BAYNG

[eh ah ah-VOH tahm-BAYNG]

Phrase Breakdown

[eh]

and

A conjunction used to add another person or idea.

Example

E a avó também! Toda a gente está a celebrar.

And grandma too! Everyone is celebrating.

a avó

ah ah-VOH

the grandmother / grandma

Refers to the grandmother, often 'grandma' in everyday speech.

Example

A avó está aqui.

Grandma is here.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

the

The feminine singular article used before a feminine noun.

Example

E a avó também! A família toda sorri.

And grandma too! The whole family smiles.

avó

[ah-VOH]

grandmother

A noun referring to a grandmother.

Example

E a avó também! A avó até se levanta para bater palmas.

And grandma too! Grandma even stands up to clap.

também!

tahm-BAYNG

too / also!

Adds another person or thing to the statement.

Example

Ela está feliz também!

She is happy too!

Words in this phrase

também

[tahm-BAYNG]

too

An adverb meaning too or also, showing addition.

Example

E a avó também! Ela está feliz também.

And grandma too! She is happy too.

Guides for Portuguese learners

The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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