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How to Say ‘I'll prepare everything for you.’ in Portuguese

Vou preparar tudo para si.

voh preh-pah-RAHR TOO-doo PAH-ruh see

[voh preh-pah-RAHR TOO-doo PAH-ruh see]

💬 Usage Tip: [Para si] is a polite way to say "for you" in Portugal, often used with customers. With someone you address as [tu], you'd normally say [para ti].

🇵🇹 In Portugal: Shop staff in Portugal often use [si] to sound polite without being stiff. It's a normal customer-service tone, not especially formal or distant.

Phrase Breakdown

Vou

[voh]

I am going to

Used to talk about what the speaker will do next.

Example

Agora Vou preparar tudo para si.

Now I am going to prepare everything for you.

preparar

[preh-pah-RAHR]

prepare

Verb meaning to make ready, often used by staff helping a customer.

Example

Vou preparar a sua compra na caixa.

I am going to prepare your purchase at the till.

tudo

[TOO-doo]

everything

Refers to all necessary items or arrangements.

Example

Está tudo pronto para si.

Everything is ready for you.

para

[PAH-ruh]

for

Preposition showing who something is intended for.

Example

Esta promoção é para si hoje.

This promotion is for you today.

si

[see]

you

Polite European Portuguese form meaning 'you', often used in shops and formal situations.

Example

Tenho uma opção melhor para si.

I have a better option for you.

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