How to say "outstanding balance" in Brazilian Portuguese?

In Brazilian Portuguese "outstanding balance" translates to  saldo devedor 

Transliteration: sahl-doo jee-vee-dohr

🇧🇷 O saldo devedor da minha conta é muito alto.

🗣️ Oh sahl-doo jee-vee-dohr dah mee-nya kohn-tah eh moo-ee-too ahl-tooh.

🇺🇸 The outstanding balance of my account is very high.



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How to say "outstanding balance" in Brazilian Portuguese?

You can use the word "saldo devedor" which translates to "outstanding balance".

How to pronounce "saldo devedor" (outstanding balance) in Brazilian Portuguese?

The word "saldo devedor" is pronounced as "sahl-doo jee-vee-dohr".

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