How to Say ‘More at ease with you right away’ in Portuguese
Logo mais à vontade contigo
LOH-goo mysh ah vohn-TAH-duh kohn-TEE-goo
[LOH-goo mysh ah vohn-TAH-duh kohn-TEE-goo]
💬 Usage Tip: [contigo] means [with you] all by itself, so Portuguese often uses one word where English needs two: compare [comigo] = [with me], [consigo] = [with you] (formal).
Phrase Breakdown
Logo
[LOH-goo]
soon
In European Portuguese, "logo" often means soon, shortly, or right away depending on context.
Logo fico mais à vontade contigo num evento de carreira.
Soon I feel more at ease with you at a career event.
mais
[mysh]
more
"Mais" means more, indicating a greater degree or quantity.
Com o tempo, fico mais à vontade contigo.
With time, I feel more at ease with you.
à
[ah]
at / to the
"À" is the contraction of "a" + "a" and often appears in fixed expressions like "à vontade".
Depois da apresentação, fiquei à vontade contigo.
After the presentation, I felt at ease with you.
vontade
[vohn-TAH-duh]
ease / comfort
In the expression "à vontade," "vontade" helps express feeling comfortable, relaxed, or at ease.
Ao conversar, senti-me à vontade contigo.
While talking, I felt at ease with you.
contigo
[kohn-TEE-goo]
with you
"Contigo" means with you when speaking informally to one person.
Falo mais à vontade contigo do que com desconhecidos.
I speak more comfortably with you than with strangers.
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