now in Portuguese
now in Portuguese is agora, já, agora que — now means at this present moment.
now in Portuguese
agora
At the present time.
já
At the present time.
agora que
(often, with that) Since, because, in light of the fact.
já que
(often, with that) Since, because, in light of the fact.
agora
Indicates a signal to begin.
já
Indicates a signal to begin.
agora
(often, with the) The state of not paying attention to the future or the past.
What does "now" mean?
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adv At this present moment.
"I need to leave now or I'll miss the train."
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conj Used to introduce a reason or a shift in the conversation, similar to "since" or "well".
"Now that you mention it, I did see him yesterday."
now in a sentence
- I need to leave now or I'll miss the train.
- Now is the perfect time to plant tomatoes.
- Now that you mention it, I did see him yesterday.
Similar words in Portuguese
Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "now" in Portuguese?
"now" in Portuguese is agora, já, agora que. now means: At this present moment.
How do you use "now" in a sentence?
Example: "I need to leave now or I'll miss the train." In Portuguese, "now" is agora, já, agora que.
Are there other ways to say "now" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 4 translations listed for "now": agora, já, agora que, já que.
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