How to Say ‘Are you on LinkedIn too?’ in Portuguese
Também está no LinkedIn?
tum-BAYNG sh-TAH noo LINK-dyn
[tum-BAYNG sh-TAH noo LINK-dyn]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: LinkedIn is widely used in Portuguese professional circles, so asking this after an event is completely normal.
Phrase Breakdown
Também está
tum-BAYNG sh-TAH
Are you also
'Também' (also) is stressed on the nasal end: tam-BÃIM. 'está' is formal 'you are'. The 's' sounds like 'sh': 'shTÁ'.
Também está cansado?
Are you tired too?
Words in this phrase
Também
[tum-BAYNG]
also
Used to add similar information, meaning 'also' or 'too'.
Também perguntei se a empresa apoia formação contínua.
I also asked whether the company supports continuous training.
está
[sh-TAH]
is / are
From 'estar'; used for what is happening right now.
O carro está na rua errada.
The car is on the wrong street.
no LinkedIn?
noo LINK-dyn
on LinkedIn?
'no' combines 'em' + 'o' (on the). 'LinkedIn' is said much as in English.
Vi o anúncio no LinkedIn.
I saw the ad on LinkedIn.
Words in this phrase
no
[noo]
on the
Common contraction of em + o, often used before a masculine noun to mean 'on the' or 'in the'.
No evento, falamos sobre a cultura da empresa no primeiro contacto.
At the event, we talked about the company culture in the first contact.
[LINK-dyn]
Name of the professional networking website.
Tenho um perfil no LinkedIn.
I have a profile on LinkedIn.
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