How to Say ‘In IT’ in Portuguese
Na área de informática
nuh AH-ray-ah duh een-for-MAH-tee-kuh
[nuh AH-ray-ah duh een-for-MAH-tee-kuh]
💬 Usage Tip: na is em + a fused together. Swap the field to reuse it: na área de marketing, na área de saúde "in healthcare".
Phrase Breakdown
Na área
nuh AH-ray-ah
In the field / area
'Na' means 'in the' (feminine). Stress the first syllable of 'área': 'na-A-ria'.
Trabalho na área da saúde.
I work in the health field.
Words in this phrase
Na
[nuh]
in the / on the
Contraction of em + a, used before feminine singular nouns like semana.
Na próxima reunião, posso apresentar a proposta.
At the next meeting, I can present the proposal.
área
[AH-ray-ah]
area / field
Used for a sector, specialty, or professional field.
A área de tecnologia atrai muitos candidatos.
The technology field attracts many candidates.
de informática
duh een-for-MAH-tee-kuh
of IT / computing
'Informática' means IT or computer science. Stress 'MÁ': 'in-fur-MÁ-ti-ca'.
Estudo engenharia informática.
I study computer engineering.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
A preposition meaning "of" or "for," depending on context.
Falámos de carreira durante o intervalo.
We talked about career matters during the break.
informática
[een-for-MAH-tee-kuh]
IT, computing
The field of computers and information technology.
Estudo informática na universidade.
I study computing at university.
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