How to Say ‘Sorry, who scored?’ in Portuguese
Desculpe, quem marcou?
des-koo-lpe KENG mar-KOH
[des-koo-lpe KENG mar-KOH]
Phrase Breakdown
Desculpe,
des-koo-lpe
Excuse me,
A polite way to interrupt or ask something. It sounds like 'dish-KULP'.
Desculpe, onde é a estação?
Excuse me, where is the station?
Words in this phrase
Desculpe
[des-koo-lpe]
sorry
A polite expression used to forgive or ask for forgiveness.
Eu estou desculpado.
I am forgiven.
quem marcou?
KENG mar-KOH
who scored?
'Marcou' is the past tense of 'marcar' (to score). It sounds like 'kãy mar-KÔ'.
Quem marcou o golo?
Who scored the goal?
Words in this phrase
quem
[KENG]
Who
Used to ask or talk about which person or people.
Quem fez a tarefa?
Who did the task?
marcou
[mar-KOH]
scored
Past tense of 'marcar', to score (a goal).
Ronaldo marcou dois golos.
Ronaldo scored two goals.
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