How to Say ‘We celebrate all together.’ in Portuguese
Celebramos todos juntos.
seh-leh-BRAH-moosh TOH-doosh ZHOON-toosh
[seh-leh-BRAH-moosh TOH-doosh ZHOON-toosh]
💬 Usage Tip: [todos juntos] means "all together," with [todos] matching a mixed group or a group of men. If you're talking only about women, you'd hear [todas juntas].
Phrase Breakdown
Celebramos
[seh-leh-BRAH-moosh]
we celebrate
First person plural of celebrar, meaning 'we celebrate'.
Celebramos todos juntos.
We celebrate all together.
Todos juntos.
TOH-doosh ZHOON-toosh
all together.
Means with everyone in the same place or as a group.
Jantamos todos juntos.
We have dinner all together.
Words in this phrase
todos
[TOH-doosh]
all / everyone
Refers to all the people in the group.
Celebramos todos juntos.
We celebrate all together.
juntos
[ZHOON-toosh]
together
Means in the same place or as one group.
Celebramos todos juntos.
We celebrate all together.
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