How to Say ‘Company culture.’ in Portuguese
Cultura da empresa.
kool-TOO-rah dah ehm-PREH-zah
[kool-TOO-rah dah ehm-PREH-zah]
💬 Usage Tip: [da] is a contraction: [de] + [a] becomes [da]. You'll use the same pattern in [cultura da empresa] and [site da empresa].
Phrase Breakdown
Cultura
[kool-TOO-rah]
culture
Describes the environment, values, and behavior inside a company.
A Cultura da empresa é importante para mim.
The company culture is important to me.
Da empresa
dah ehm-PREH-zah
Of the company
Shows possession or association: the company’s culture.
Falámos da empresa.
We talked about the company.
Words in this phrase
da
[dah]
of the
Links 'culture' to 'company' in the phrase 'company culture'.
Na expressão Cultura da empresa, da mostra relação de pertença.
In the expression company culture, of the shows a relation of belonging.
empresa
[ehm-PREH-zah]
company
The organisation being discussed.
Na frase Cultura da empresa, empresa refere-se à organização.
In the phrase company culture, company refers to the organisation.
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