How to Say ‘To watch the games with family.’ in Portuguese
Ver os jogos em família.
vehr oosh ZHOH-goosh eng fuh-MEE-lyuh
[vehr oosh ZHOH-goosh eng fuh-MEE-lyuh]
💬 Usage Tip: A nice phrase chunk to remember. Portuguese often uses these short infinitive phrases very naturally.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Big matches can feel like family events in Portugal, with food, noise, and strong opinions from every generation.
Phrase Breakdown
Ver
[vehr]
to watch
A verb meaning to watch or see something, such as football matches.
Para muitos portugueses, 'Ver os jogos em família.' é uma tradição.
For many Portuguese people, 'To watch the matches as a family.' is a tradition.
os
[oosh]
the
A masculine plural article used with plural nouns like 'jogos'.
Em 'Ver os jogos em família.', 'os' refere-se aos jogos do torneio.
In 'To watch the matches as a family.', 'os' refers to the tournament matches.
jogos
[ZHOH-goosh]
games / matches
Plural noun meaning games or sports matches.
Ao fim de semana, gostamos de 'Ver os jogos em família.'
At the weekend, we like 'To watch the matches as a family.'
em
[eng]
with / in
A preposition used here in the expression 'em família'.
Na frase 'Ver os jogos em família.', 'em' introduz a ideia de convívio familiar.
In the sentence 'To watch the matches as a family.', 'em' introduces the idea of family togetherness.
família
[fuh-MEE-lyuh]
family
A noun meaning family, relatives, or household group.
No Mundial, 'Ver os jogos em família.' pode ser muito divertido.
During the World Cup, 'To watch the matches as a family.' can be very fun.
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