How to Say ‘I'll write to you tomorrow by email.’ in Portuguese
Escrevo-lhe amanhã por email.
esh-KRAY-voo-lyuh ah-mun-YAH POUR ee-MAYL
[esh-KRAY-voo-lyuh ah-mun-YAH POUR ee-MAYL]
Phrase Breakdown
Escrevo-lhe amanhã
esh-KRAY-voo-lyuh ah-mun-YAH
I'll write to you tomorrow
'Escrevo' sounds like 'shCRE-vu'. 'amanhã' ends with a nasal 'ã': a-ma-NYÃ.
Escrevo-lhe amanhã de manhã.
I'll write to you tomorrow morning.
Words in this phrase
Escrevo-lhe
[esh-KRAY-voo-lyuh]
I'll write to you
'Escrevo' (I write) plus 'lhe' (to you, formal); present used for near future.
Escrevo-lhe esta tarde.
I'll write to you this afternoon.
amanhã
[ah-mun-YAH]
tomorrow
Used to refer to the day after today.
Amanhã apanho o comboio de manhã.
Tomorrow I’m taking the train in the morning.
por email.
POUR ee-MAYL
by email.
'por' means 'by' or 'via'. Portuguese speakers say 'email' as 'i-MEIL'.
Mando tudo por email.
I'll send everything by email.
Words in this phrase
por
[POUR]
by
Indicates nearness in location, time, or relationship.
Vou passar por ele mais tarde.
I will pass by him later.
[ee-MAYL]
Electronic mail; borrowed from English.
Mande-me um email.
Send me an email.
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