How to Say ‘Feels part of the team’ in Portuguese
Se sentem parte do time
Seh Sehn-ten Pahr-teh Doo Tee-meh
[Seh Sehn-ten Pahr-teh Doo Tee-meh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: In Portugal, time in a business context sounds normal in many companies, especially international or corporate ones. In more traditional settings, people may prefer equipa.
Phrase Breakdown
Se
[Seh]
If
A conjunction introducing a conditional clause.
Se sentem parte do time, trabalham melhor juntos.
If they feel part of the team, they work better together.
sentem
[Sehn-ten]
Feel
Be aware of a physical or emotional sensation.
Se sentem parte do time, trabalham melhor juntos.
If they feel part of the team, they work better together.
parte
[Pahr-teh]
Part
A portion or section of a whole.
Se sentem parte do time, trabalham melhor juntos.
If they feel part of the team, they work better together.
do
[Doo]
Of the
Indicating a relationship to a specific entity or group.
Se sentem parte do time, trabalham melhor juntos.
If they feel part of the team, they work better together.
time
[Tee-meh]
Team
A group of people with a full set of complementary skills required to complete a task, job, or project.
Se sentem parte do time, trabalham melhor juntos.
If they feel part of the team, they work better together.
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