How to Say ‘They're showing the replay’ in Portuguese
Estão a dar a repetição
shTOWN ah dar uh heh-peh-tee-SOWN
[shTOWN ah dar uh heh-peh-tee-SOWN]
💬 Usage Tip: dar normally means "to give", but for TV it means "to show" or "to be on". O que está a dar? means "What's on?".
Phrase Breakdown
Estão a dar
shTOWN ah dar
They're showing
'Dar' (to give) also means 'to show' on TV. Say it as 'shTÃO a dar', with a nasal 'ão'.
Estão a dar o jogo na televisão.
They're showing the game on TV.
Words in this phrase
Estão
[shTOWN]
they are
Plural of 'estar'; Portuguese often answers yes by repeating the verb.
Estão todos bem.
They are all well.
a
[ah]
(progressive marker)
In European Portuguese, 'estar a + infinitive' means doing something right now.
Estou a comer.
I am eating.
dar
[dar]
to show (on TV)
'Dar' can mean to broadcast or show on television.
Vão dar o jogo na televisão.
They will show the game on TV.
a repetição
uh heh-peh-tee-SOWN
the replay
The stress is on the last syllable: 're-pe-ti-SÃO'. The initial 'r' is a strong throaty sound.
Vamos ver a repetição.
Let's watch the replay.
Words in this phrase
a
[uh]
the
Feminine singular definite article, meaning 'the'.
A empresa parece aberta a novas ideias.
The company seems open to new ideas.
repetição
[heh-peh-tee-SOWN]
replay / repetition
A repeat; on TV, the replay of a moment.
Vi a repetição do golo.
I saw the replay of the goal.
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