Ter sorte
To be lucky
Phrase in 30 Seconds
Use 'ter sorte' to describe when good things happen to you by chance.
- Means: To experience good fortune or favorable outcomes.
- Used in: Talking about exams, finding items, or winning games.
- Don't confuse: 'Ter sorte' (to have luck) with 'dar sorte' (to bring luck).
Explanation at your level:
معنی
To experience good fortune or have favorable outcomes.
زمینه فرهنگی
Brazilians often use 'dar sorte' to refer to objects or people that bring good vibes. In Portugal, 'ter sorte' is used similarly but often with a more reserved tone. The phrase is universally understood and used across all Portuguese-speaking countries.
Verb choice
Always use 'ter' with 'sorte'.
معنی
To experience good fortune or have favorable outcomes.
Verb choice
Always use 'ter' with 'sorte'.
خودت رو بسنج
Complete the sentence.
Eu ______ sorte na loteria.
The verb 'ter' is used with 'sorte'.
🎉 امتیاز: /1
ابزارهای بصری یادگیری
سوالات متداول
1 سوالNo, that is grammatically incorrect. Use 'Eu tenho sorte'.
عبارات مرتبط
Dar sorte
similarTo bring luck
کجا استفاده کنیم
Finding a seat
Ana: Nossa, o ônibus estava lotado!
Beto: Tive sorte de encontrar esse lugar.
Passing a test
Professor: Você passou no exame.
Aluno: Uau, tive muita sorte!
Memorize It
Mnemonic
Think of a 'Sort' of 'Lucky' person.
Visual Association
Imagine a person finding a gold coin on the street while walking. They look surprised and happy.
Rhyme
Ter sorte, que sorte!
Story
Maria was running late for her train. She arrived at the station just as the doors were closing. She jumped inside and smiled. 'Tive sorte!', she whispered.
Word Web
چالش
Say 'Tive sorte' every time something small goes right today.
In Other Languages
Tener suerte
None, they are cognates.
Avoir de la chance
French requires the partitive article 'de la'.
Glück haben
The noun 'Glück' comes before the verb.
運がいい (Un ga ii)
It describes the state of luck as 'good' instead of 'having' it.
محظوظ (Mahzooz)
It is a passive participle meaning 'one who is granted luck'.
Easily Confused
Learners mix up the subject and the object.
Ter = I have it. Dar = It gives it to me.
سوالات متداول (1)
No, that is grammatically incorrect. Use 'Eu tenho sorte'.