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How to Say ‘At your company’ in Portuguese

Na vossa empresa

nuh VOSH-suh ehm-PREH-zah

[nuh VOSH-suh ehm-PREH-zah]

💬 Usage Tip: em + a merges into na: always na empresa, never em a empresa. With a masculine word it becomes no: no escritório "at the office".

🇵🇹 In Portugal: vossa "your (plural)" speaks to the person as part of their company, so it suits a recruiter at a stand. It's polite and natural even when you're talking to just one person.

Phrase Breakdown

[nuh]

in the / on the

Contraction of em + a, used before feminine singular nouns like semana.

Example

Na próxima reunião, posso apresentar a proposta.

At the next meeting, I can present the proposal.

vossa

[VOSH-suh]

your (plural, informal/formal in Portugal)

A possessive meaning 'your' when speaking to more than one person in European Portuguese.

Example

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.

Example

Da empresa, conheço a missão e os objetivos.

About the company, I know the mission and the goals.

Guides for Portuguese learners

The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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