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How to Say ‘The 2026 World Cup?’ in Portuguese

O Mundial de 2026?

oo moon-dee-AHL duh veen-chee SEE-sh

[oo moon-dee-AHL duh veen-chee SEE-sh]

💬 Usage Tip: "Mundial" is the usual short way to say the World Cup in Portuguese. "O" means "the."

🇵🇹 In Portugal: In Portugal, many people simply say "o Mundial" and everyone knows it's about football.

Phrase Breakdown

O

[oo]

the

Masculine singular definite article meaning the.

Example

O Mundial de 2026 vai ser emocionante.

The 2026 World Cup is going to be exciting.

Mundial

[moon-dee-AHL]

World Cup

A common short way to refer to the FIFA World Cup in Portuguese.

Example

O Mundial vai reunir equipas de todo o mundo.

The World Cup will bring together teams from all over the world.

de

[duh]

of

A preposition often meaning of or from.

Example

A final de 2026 pode ser histórica.

The 2026 final could be historic.

2026

[veen-chee SEE-sh]

2026

The year 2026, referring here to the World Cup edition.

Example

2026 vai ser um ano especial para os adeptos.

2026 will be a special year for fans.

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