How to Say ‘With you’ in Portuguese
Consigo
kon-SEE-goo
[kon-SEE-goo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Consigo] here means "with you" in a formal/polite way, as in [falar consigo]. Don't confuse it with [consigo] meaning "I can manage" from the verb [conseguir] — context tells you which one it is.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is a respectful choice for someone you've just met or a professional contact. In more informal situations, people would usually say [falar contigo].
Phrase Breakdown
Consigo
[kon-SEE-goo]
with you
Polite form used to say 'with you' when addressing someone formally.
Gostaria de falar Consigo na próxima semana sobre a vaga.
I would like to speak with you next week about the vacancy.
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