How to Say ‘We work a lot in teams.’ in Portuguese
Trabalhamos muito em equipa.
tra-ba-LYAH-moosh MOOY-too eeng eh-KEE-puh
[tra-ba-LYAH-moosh MOOY-too eeng eh-KEE-puh]
💬 Usage Tip: European Portuguese spells it equipa, while Brazilian Portuguese uses equipe. In Portugal, stick with equipa.
Phrase Breakdown
Trabalhamos muito
tra-ba-LYAH-moosh MOOY-too
We work a lot
'Trabalhamos' means 'we work'. Stress 'LHA': 'tra-ba-LHA-mush'. 'Muito' has a nasal sound: 'MUIN-tu'.
Trabalhamos muito esta semana.
We work a lot this week.
Words in this phrase
Trabalhamos
[tra-ba-LYAH-moosh]
we work
'Nós' form of the verb 'trabalhar' (to work), present tense.
Trabalhamos num escritório em Lisboa.
We work in an office in Lisbon.
muito
[MOOY-too]
a lot
Means greatly or in large quantity; often adds emphasis.
Hoje estás muito convincente no teu flirt.
Today you’re very convincing in your flirting.
em equipa.
eeng eh-KEE-puh
as a team
'Em equipa' means 'in a team'. 'Equipa' is the European Portuguese word (Brazilians say 'equipe'). Say 'ẽ-i-KI-pa'.
Gosto de jogar em equipa.
I like playing as a team.
Words in this phrase
em
[eeng]
in
Used to express location or direction.
Acredito em você e nas suas capacidades.
I believe in you and your abilities.
equipa
[eh-KEE-puh]
team
European Portuguese word for a work team or group of colleagues.
A equipa recebeu-me muito bem na feira de emprego.
The team welcomed me very well at the job fair.
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