Wendung · 🛒 At the market & supermarket
Me vê meio quilo de tomate e uma dúzia de ovos.
Can I have half a kilo of tomatoes and a dozen eggs?
A2ordering quantities at a market stallinformellpt-BR-spAudio · bald verfügbar
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Me1Objektpronomenme, for me1. Pers. Sg. · indirektes Objektvê1Verbgive (lit. see)ver · Imperativ · 2. Pers. Sg.meio2Adjektivhalf (a)mask. · Sg.quiloNomenkilomask. · Sg.dePräpositionoftomate3Nomentomato(es)mask. · Sg.eKonjunktionandumaBegleiteraum · fem. · Sg. · unbestimmtdúzia4Nomendozenfem. · Sg.dePräpositionofovos4Nomeneggsovo · mask. · Pl..
- Me → vê: me: indirect object, before the verb
- vê → quilo: object of vê
- quilo → tomate: quantity + de + noun
- uma → dúzia: fem. sing.
- dúzia → ovos: quantity + de + noun
Wörtlich: “Me see half kilo of tomato and a dozen of eggs.”
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Die Hinweise passen zu den Nummern oben.
- 1Me vê… (lit. see me…) = can I have…? The standard request at markets, bakeries and snack bars, pronoun first. Object pronouns as spoken →
- 2meio quilo = half a kilo, with no article. Numbers, time, dates & prices →
- 3de tomate: with weights Brazilians usually keep the fruit or vegetable in the singular.
- 4uma dúzia de ovos = a dozen eggs: Portuguese needs de after quantities.
Varianten
- Me dá meio quilo de tomate e uma dúzia de ovos.
- Queria meio quilo de tomate e uma dúzia de ovos.
- Vou levar meio quilo de tomate e uma dúzia de ovos.