How to Say ‘England too.’ in Portuguese
A Inglaterra também.
uh een-gla-TEHR-ruh tahm-BAYNG
[uh een-gla-TEHR-ruh tahm-BAYNG]
💬 Usage Tip: "A" is the article used with many country names in Portuguese: "a Inglaterra," "a França."
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Using the article with country names is very natural in Portuguese and makes you sound more local.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[uh]
the
A feminine singular definite article used before a country name like 'Inglaterra'.
Em 'A Inglaterra também.', o artigo 'A' acompanha o nome do país.
In 'England too.', the article 'A' goes with the country name.
Inglaterra
[een-gla-TEHR-ruh]
England
The Portuguese name for the country England.
Eu digo 'A Inglaterra também.' quando apoio essa seleção.
I say 'England too.' when I support that national team.
também
[tahm-BAYNG]
too
An adverb meaning 'also' or 'too', adding agreement or an extra option.
Se tu apoias a França, eu posso responder 'A Inglaterra também.'
If you support France, I can reply 'England too.'
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