How to Say ‘I slept well too.’ in Portuguese
Também dormi bem.
tahm-BAYNG dor-MEE bang
[tahm-BAYNG dor-MEE bang]
💬 Usage Tip: [Também] usually goes before the verb in simple sentences like this: [Também dormi bem.] You can reuse that with other verbs: [Também vou.] / [Também gosto.].
Phrase Breakdown
Também
[tahm-BAYNG]
also
An adverb meaning also or too, used to add similar information.
Também quero ir contigo.
I also want to go with you.
dormi
[dor-MEE]
I slept
First-person singular past form of dormir, used to talk about your sleep.
Dormi tarde no sábado.
I slept late on Saturday.
bem
[bang]
well
Means well; describes that the sleeping went well.
Ela canta bem.
She sings well.
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