Are you ready to have fun while learning how to tell time in Portuguese? Get ready to challenge yourself with interactive games to learn the basics of time-telling in Portuguese. Dive into a world of engaging activities that will make learning a new language a breeze. Let's embark on this exciting language adventure together!
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Study Resources
Vocabulary
| English | Portuguese |
|---|---|
| Hour | Hora |
| Minute | Minuto |
| Second | Segundo |
| Clock | Relógio |
| Watch | Relógio de pulso |
| Timepiece | Instrumento de medição do tempo |
| Digital | Digital |
| Analog | Analógico |
| AM | AM |
| PM | PM |
| Midnight | Meia-noite |
| Noon | Meio-dia |
| Quarter | Quarto |
| Half | Meia |
| Past | Passado |
| To | Para |
| Time zone | Fuso horário |
| Stopwatch | Cronômetro |
| Timer | Temporizador |
Quick Facts
- Portuguese uses a 24-hour clock system, so there is no "am" or "pm" like in English.
- To ask the time in Portuguese, you can say "Que horas são?" which means "What time is it?"
- Numbers in Portuguese are used to tell the time, for example, "É uma hora" means "It is one o'clock."
- When telling the time in Portuguese, the word "e" is used to indicate the minutes, for example, "É uma e quinze" means "It is one fifteen."
- When telling the time in Portuguese, you can use the word "meia" to indicate thirty minutes past the hour, for example, "É uma e meia" means "It is one thirty."
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Vocabulary List
Download:telling_time_in_portuguese.pdf