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Portuguese Phrase

É a segunda rodada.

/ɛ a seˈɡũda ʁoˈdadɐ/
Meaning"It's the second round."
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Meaning

The sentence states that the current stage of an activity is the second round. It is a concise way to announce progress in games, tournaments, or any sequential event.

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When to use

Use it when you want to tell participants that the activity has moved on to the second round, such as during a board game, a quiz competition, a sports tournament, or even a series of meetings.

Grammar Breakdown

Éasegundarodada.

1

É (ser)

The verb 'ser' is used for identification or definition; here it identifies the current stage.

2

Ordinal adjective agreement

Ordinal adjectives (primeiro, segunda, terceiro…) must agree in gender and number with the noun they modify.

3

Rodada (feminine noun)

‘Rodada’ is a feminine noun meaning ‘round’ (as in a game, competition, or a round of drinks).

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A

É a segunda rodada.

It's the second round.

Ótimo, vamos continuar!

Great, let's keep going!

B

Common Mistakes

  • Está a segunda rodada.

    Use 'ser' (é) for identification, not 'estar' which describes temporary states.

  • É o segundo rodada.

    The ordinal must match the gender of 'rodada' (feminine).

Alternatives

  • Estamos na segunda rodada.

    We are in the second round.

  • Chegamos à segunda rodada.

    We've reached the second round.

  • É a segunda fase.

    It's the second phase.

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Cultural Tip

In Brazilian Portuguese, ‘rodada’ can also refer to a round of drinks (e.g., ‘fazer uma rodada’). Make sure the context is clear—if you’re talking about a game, the meaning is obvious, but in a bar setting the same word would be understood differently.