How to Say ‘Thank you for your patience.’ in Portuguese
Obrigado pela tua paciência.
oh-bree-GAH-doo PEH-lah TOO-ah pah-see-EN-see-ah
[oh-bree-GAH-doo PEH-lah TOO-ah pah-see-EN-see-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Por] + [a] becomes [pela], so [pela tua paciência] literally comes from [por a tua paciência].
Phrase Breakdown
Obrigado
[oh-bree-GAH-doo]
thank you
Literally 'obliged'; commonly used by a male speaker to say 'thank you.'
Obrigado pela espera.
Thank you for waiting.
Pela tua paciência
PEH-lah TOO-ah pah-see-EN-see-ah
For your patience
'Pela' is the contraction of 'por a' and is used here to thank someone for being patient.
Obrigado pela tua paciência.
Thank you for your patience.
Words in this phrase
pela
[PEH-lah]
for the
Contraction of 'por' and 'a'; used here to mean 'for the.'
Obrigado pela mensagem.
Thank you for the message.
tua
[TOO-ah]
your
Possessive form used with 'tu,' meaning 'your.'
A tua compreensão ajudou muito.
Your understanding helped a lot.
paciência
[pah-see-EN-see-ah]
patience
The quality of waiting calmly; common in apologies and polite thanks.
Obrigado pela tua paciência comigo hoje.
Thank you for your patience with me today.
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