How do you say am the in Portuguese?

"Am the" doesn't directly translate to Portuguese. It depends on the context and the following word. Here are some examples:

If you're talking about yourself:

* "Eu sou" (pronounced "ay-oo sow") - This means "I am."

If you're talking about something belonging to you:

* "Eu sou o/a..." (pronounced "ay-oo sow oh/ah...") - This means "I am the..." followed by the thing you're referring to. For example:

* "Eu sou o professor." (I am the teacher)

* "Eu sou a dona do carro." (I am the owner of the car)

If you're talking about something you are:

* "Eu sou..." (pronounced "ay-oo sow...") - This means "I am..." followed by the quality or role you're referring to. For example:

* "Eu sou feliz." (I am happy)

* "Eu sou médica." (I am a doctor)

Important notes:

* "O" is used for masculine words, and "a" is used for feminine words.

* The conjugation of "ser" (to be) changes depending on the pronoun. For example, "você é" (you are), "ele é" (he is), "ela é" (she is), etc.

Let me know the complete sentence you want to translate, and I can give you a more precise answer!