How to Say ‘Go early, it gets really crowded.’ in Portuguese
Vá cedo, que enche muito.
VAH SEH-doo kuh EN-sheh MOO-ee-too
[VAH SEH-doo kuh EN-sheh MOO-ee-too]
💬 Usage Tip: In casual speech, que here means "because". It's a quick way to add a reason after advice.
Phrase Breakdown
Vá cedo,
VAH SEH-doo
Go early,
'Vá' is the polite command 'go'. 'Cedo' means 'early': 'SEH-doo'.
Vá cedo para o aeroporto.
Go to the airport early.
Words in this phrase
Vá
[VAH]
go
Polite command form of 'ir', to go.
Vá pela esquerda.
Go to the left.
cedo
[SEH-doo]
early
Adverb meaning before the usual time.
Acordo cedo.
I wake up early.
que enche muito.
kuh EN-sheh MOO-ee-too
because it gets very crowded.
Here 'que' means 'because'. 'Encher' means 'to fill up', and 'ch' sounds like 'sh'.
A praia enche muito no verão.
The beach gets very crowded in summer.
Words in this phrase
que
[kuh]
because / since
Casual conjunction giving a reason, like 'as' or 'because'.
Leva o casaco, que está frio.
Take your coat, because it's cold.
enche
[EN-sheh]
fills up / gets crowded
From 'encher', to fill; here, a place becomes crowded.
A praça enche à noite.
The square fills up at night.
muito
[MOO-ee-too]
a lot; very much
An adverb that strengthens the verb, showing a high degree of importance or appreciation.
No evento de carreira, ouvi que eles valorizam muito o bem-estar das pessoas.
At the career event, I heard that they value people's well-being a lot.
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