How to Say ‘The matches’ in Portuguese
Os jogos
oosh ZHOH-goosh
[oosh ZHOH-goosh]
💬 Usage Tip: "Jogo" means "game" or "match." Plural: "jogos."
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Football vocabulary in Portugal often uses "jogo" more than fancy technical terms in casual speech.
Phrase Breakdown
Os
[oosh]
the
A masculine plural definite article used before plural nouns.
Em 'Os jogos', 'os' mostra que falamos de jogos específicos.
In 'The games', 'os' shows that we are talking about specific games.
jogos
[ZHOH-goosh]
games
Plural noun meaning games or matches, especially sports matches here.
Durante o Mundial, 'Os jogos' passam na televisão.
During the World Cup, 'The games' are shown on television.
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