How to Say ‘I'll send you a message later.’ in Portuguese
Depois mando mensagem.
duh-POYSH MAHN-doo men-SAH-zhenge
[duh-POYSH MAHN-doo men-SAH-zhenge]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese often uses the present tense for near plans: mando means "I send" but here means "I'll send".
Phrase Breakdown
Depois
[duh-POYSH]
after / later
Adverb meaning later or afterwards, useful for arranging follow-up timing.
Podemos falar depois da apresentação.
We can talk after the presentation.
mando
[MAHN-doo]
I send
First person of 'mandar', to send; present used for near future.
Mando uma foto amanhã.
I'll send a photo tomorrow.
mensagem
[men-SAH-zhenge]
message
A written or digital message, such as a text, email, or note.
Enviei uma mensagem para agradecer a conversa.
I sent a message to thank them for the conversation.
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