How to Say ‘We're among friends.’ in Portuguese
Estamos entre amigos.
sh-TAH-moosh EN-truh ah-MEE-goosh
[sh-TAH-moosh EN-truh ah-MEE-goosh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Saying [Estamos entre amigos.] helps make a conversation feel less stiff and more relaxed. At a networking event, it can signal [you can be informal with me] without sounding unprofessional.
Phrase Breakdown
Estamos
[sh-TAH-moosh]
we are
"Estamos" indicates the current situation or environment.
Estamos entre amigos neste encontro profissional.
We are among friends at this professional gathering.
Entre amigos
EN-truh ah-MEE-goosh
Among friends
Means in a friendly, informal setting with friends.
Falamos assim entre amigos.
We speak like this among friends.
Words in this phrase
entre
[EN-truh]
among / between
Here, "entre" means among, referring to being in a friendly group.
Estamos entre colegas e falamos com naturalidade.
We are among colleagues and speak naturally.
amigos
[ah-MEE-goosh]
friends
"Amigos" refers to friends or friendly companions in the group.
Estamos entre amigos, por isso relaxa.
We are among friends, so relax.
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