How to Say ‘I'll take this one, thank you.’ in Portuguese
Levo esta, obrigado.
LEH-voo ESH-tuh oh-bree-GAH-doo
[LEH-voo ESH-tuh oh-bree-GAH-doo]
Phrase Breakdown
Levo esta,
LEH-voo ESH-tuh
I'll take this one,
'Levo' means 'I take'. Shoppers commonly use it to mean 'I'll buy this'. Say it 'LÉ-vu ESH-ta'.
Levo esta camisola.
I'll take this sweater.
Words in this phrase
Levo
[LEH-voo]
I'll take / I am taking
Used when deciding to buy or choose something.
Depois de experimentar, digo "Levo isto."
After trying it on, I say "I'll take this."
esta
[ESH-tuh]
this
Demonstrative used with feminine singular nouns to point to something close or current.
Esta oportunidade parece muito interessante.
This opportunity seems very interesting.
obrigado.
oh-bree-GAH-doo
thank you.
A man says 'obrigado', and a woman says 'obrigada'. Say it 'o-bri-GA-du'.
Muito obrigado!
Thank you very much!
Words in this phrase
obrigado
[oh-bree-GAH-doo]
Thank you (male speaker)
Used to express gratitude, said by a male speaker. 'Obrigado' is for males, as it must agree with the speaker's gender.
Ele disse 'Obrigado' depois de receber ajuda.
He said 'Thank you' after receiving help.
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