How to Say ‘How much/many?’ in Portuguese
Quanto/quanta/quantos/quantas?
kwahn-too kwahn-tah kwahn-toosh kwahn-tahsh
[kwahn-too kwahn-tah kwahn-toosh kwahn-tahsh]
💬 Usage Tip: The form changes to match the noun: [quanto pão?], [quanta água?], [quantos euros?], [quantas pessoas?]. Use singular for uncountable things and plural for countable ones.
Phrase Breakdown
Quanto
[kwahn-too]
How much/many?
Used to inquire about amount or number.
Quanto custa isso?
How much does this cost?
quanta
[kwahn-tah]
How much/many?
Used to inquire about amount or number.
Quanta gente veio à festa?
How many people came to the party?
quantos
[kwahn-toosh]
How much/many?
Used to inquire about amount or number.
Quantos livros compraste?
How many books did you buy?
quantas
[kwahn-tahsh]
How much/many?
Used to inquire about amount or number.
Quantas vezes você foi lá?
How many times have you been there?
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