How to Say ‘Your company’ in Portuguese
A vossa empresa
ah VOSH-suh ehm-PREH-zah
[ah VOSH-suh ehm-PREH-zah]
💬 Usage Tip: vossa means 'your' when you're addressing a group or a whole organisation, so it fits talking to a company rep. For one person's own things you'd say a sua, as in a sua experiência.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
the (feminine singular)
Same article "a" used before a feminine noun; often unstressed in speech.
A estação é ali à direita.
The station is right there on the right.
vossa
[VOSH-suh]
your (plural, informal/formal in Portugal)
A possessive meaning 'your' when speaking to more than one person in European Portuguese.
Em Portugal, À vossa espera soa natural quando se fala com um grupo.
In Portugal, 'Awaiting you' sounds natural when speaking to a group.
empresa
[ehm-PREH-zah]
company
A business or organisation.
Da empresa, conheço a missão e os objetivos.
About the company, I know the mission and the goals.
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