How do you say "Twenty two" in Portuguese?

"Twenty two" in Portuguese is "Vinte e dois". This phrase is commonly used in Portugal.

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How to Say ‘Twenty two’ in Portuguese

Q: What does "Vinte e dois" mean in English?

"Vinte e dois" means "Twenty two" in English. Usage tip: From 21 to 99, Portuguese links tens and units with [e]: [vinte e dois], [trinta e três], [noventa e nove]. English often drops "and" here, but Portuguese keeps it.

Vinte e dois

VEEN-teh ee DOYSH

[VEEN-teh ee DOYSH]

💬 Usage Tip: From 21 to 99, Portuguese links tens and units with [e]: [vinte e dois], [trinta e três], [noventa e nove]. English often drops "and" here, but Portuguese keeps it.

Phrase Breakdown

Vinte

[VEEN-teh]

Twenty

The number that is equal to 2 times 10.

Example

Ela tem vinte e dois livros na estante.

She has twenty-two books on the shelf.

[ee]

and

Used to connect words of the same part of speech.

Example

Convidamos vinte e dois amigos.

We invited twenty-two friends.

dois

[DOYSH]

two

The number following one and preceding three.

Example

Vinte e dois é um número par.

Twenty-two is an even number.

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