How to Say ‘And thanks for the patience.’ in Portuguese
E obrigado pela paciência.
ee oh-bree-GAH-doo PEH-luh pah-SYEN-syah
[ee oh-bree-GAH-doo PEH-luh pah-SYEN-syah]
Phrase Breakdown
E obrigado
ee oh-bree-GAH-doo
And thank you
'E' (and) sounds like 'ee' and links smoothly into 'obrigado'.
E obrigado por tudo.
And thank you for everything.
Words in this phrase
E
[ee]
and
A conjunction meaning and; used to continue the idea or question.
E depois falamos mais.
And afterwards we will talk more.
obrigado
[oh-bree-GAH-doo]
thank you
A common way to say thank you; traditionally used by a male speaker in Portuguese.
Muito obrigado pela ajuda.
Thank you very much for the help.
pela paciência.
PEH-luh pah-SYEN-syah
for your patience.
After 'obrigado', use 'por' or 'pela/pelo' to say what you are thankful for.
Obrigada pela paciência.
Thank you for your patience. (said by a woman)
Words in this phrase
pela
[PEH-luh]
for the
Contraction used before a feminine noun to mean 'for the.'
Agradeço-lhe pela disponibilidade demonstrada.
I thank you for the availability shown.
paciência
[pah-SYEN-syah]
patience
Feminine noun for the ability to wait calmly.
Tens muita paciência.
You have a lot of patience.
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