How to Say ‘I will prepare it.’ in Portuguese
Vou preparar.
voh preh-pah-RAHR
[voh preh-pah-RAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vou] + another verb is a very common near-future pattern in Portuguese: [vou preparar] = "I'm going to prepare / I will prepare." You can swap in other verbs easily: [vou ver], [vou trazer].
Phrase Breakdown
Vou
[voh]
I am going to
First-person form of ir used to express an immediate future action.
Depois da escolha, Vou preparar o pedido.
After the choice, I am going to prepare the order.
preparar
[preh-pah-RAHR]
prepare
Infinitive verb meaning to get something ready.
A funcionária diz que vai preparar a encomenda.
The shop assistant says she is going to prepare the order.
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