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Scene illustrating a Portuguese-language career event networking conversation

Key Phrases

Prazer em conhecê-lo.

Nice to meet you.

Como é a cultura da empresa?

What is the company culture like?

Há sempre alguém disponível para apoiar.

There is always someone available to help.

Skills You'll Learn

Introducing yourself politely at a professional event

Apresentar-se de forma educada num evento profissional

Asking about workplace atmosphere and company culture

Perguntar sobre o ambiente de trabalho e a cultura da empresa

Talking about support, teamwork, and daily work environment

Falar sobre apoio, espírito de equipa e o dia a dia no trabalho

Lesson Roleplay

Imagine you are at a professional networking event in Portugal, meeting someone from a company and asking polite questions about the workplace culture, team spirit, and how new colleagues are supported.

Olá, prazer em conhecê-lo neste evento.

Hello, nice to meet you at this event.

Olá, o prazer é meu. Seja bem-vindo.

Hello, the pleasure is mine. Welcome.

Queria saber mais sobre a cultura da empresa.

I wanted to know more about the company culture.

Claro. Aqui valorizamos muito o espírito de equipa.

Of course. Here, we highly value team spirit.

O ambiente é mais formal ou próximo?

Is the environment more formal or close-knit?

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

😊

Prazer

prah-ZHER

Pleasure / Nice to

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Em conhecê-lo

ehng koh-nyeh-SEH-loo

To meet you

💬 [conhecê-lo] packs two pieces together: [conhecer] + [lo] = [to meet him/you]. In Portugal this [lo] is also used for formal [you] after the verb, as in [Prazer em conhecê-lo].

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😊🤝

Prazer em conhecê-lo.

prah-ZHER ehng koh-nyeh-SEH-loo

Nice to meet you.

💬 [conhecê-lo] packs two pieces together: [conhecer] + [lo] = [to meet him/you]. In Portugal this [lo] is also used for formal [you] after the verb, as in [Prazer em conhecê-lo].

🇵🇹 A polished, slightly formal way to say [Nice to meet you] in Portugal, especially in professional settings. At a career event it sounds natural and a bit more courteous than a very casual greeting.

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📍

Neste

NESH-tuh

In this

💬 [neste] is a contraction: [em] + [este] becomes [neste]. The same happens in [nesta], [nesse], [naquele].

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Evento

ee-VEHN-too

Event

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Neste evento.

NESH-tuh ee-VEHN-too

At this event.

💬 [neste] is a contraction: [em] + [este] becomes [neste]. You'll see the same pattern in [nesta empresa] or [neste momento].

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😊

O prazer

oo prah-ZHER

The pleasure

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É meu

eh MEH-oo

Is mine

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O prazer é meu.

oo prah-ZHER eh MEH-oo

The pleasure is mine.

🇵🇹 This is a standard polite reply after someone says [Prazer em conhecê-lo]. It fits well in professional introductions and doesn't sound stiff.

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