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How to Say ‘Shall we invite Pedro too?’ in Portuguese

Convidamos o Pedro também?

kon-vee-DA-moosh oo PEH-droo tahm-BAYNG

[kon-vee-DA-moosh oo PEH-droo tahm-BAYNG]

💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese puts o "the" before people's names in casual speech: o Pedro, a Ana.

Phrase Breakdown

Convidamos o Pedro

kon-vee-DA-moosh oo PEH-droo

Shall we invite Pedro

'Convidamos' means 'we invite'. In Portugal people put 'o' before a man's name. Say 'kon-vee-DAH-mooz oo PEH-droo'.

Example

Convidamos o João para jantar.

We're inviting João to dinner.

Words in this phrase

Convidamos

[kon-vee-DA-moosh]

shall we invite / we invite

Present tense (nós form) of 'convidar', to invite.

Example

Convidamos os amigos para jantar.

We invite our friends to dinner.

o

[oo]

the

A masculine singular definite article used before nouns.

Example

O prazer de participar foi grande.

The pleasure of taking part was great.

Pedro

[PEH-droo]

Pedro (name)

A common Portuguese male name; in Portugal names often take the article 'o'.

Example

O Pedro trabalha comigo.

Pedro works with me.

também?

tahm-BAYNG

too?

'Também' means 'too' or 'also'. The stress is on the nasal ending: 'tam-BAING'.

Example

Eu também quero.

I want some too.

Words in this phrase

também

[tahm-BAYNG]

also; too

Used to agree or add that the same feeling applies to you.

Example

Respondi «Também» gostei para mostrar reciprocidade.

I replied “also” liked it to show reciprocity.

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