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How to Say ‘See you later and merry Christmas!’ in Portuguese

Até logo e bom Natal!

ah-TEH LOH-goo ee bohng nah-TAHL

[ah-TEH LOH-goo ee bohng nah-TAHL]

Phrase Breakdown

Até logo

ah-TEH LOH-goo

See you later

A common goodbye. It sounds like 'a-TÉ LO-gu', with an open 'é'.

Example

Até logo, Maria!

See you later, Maria!

Words in this phrase

Até

[ah-TEH]

until / see you

Means until; in farewells it works like 'see you'.

Example

Até logo!

See you later!

logo

[LOH-goo]

later

In farewells, means later today.

Example

Falamos logo à noite.

We'll talk later tonight.

e bom Natal!

ee bohng nah-TAHL

and Merry Christmas!

'E' sounds like 'ee'. 'Bom' is nasal. 'Natal' is stressed at the end: 'na-TAL'.

Example

Obrigado e bom Natal!

Thanks and Merry Christmas!

Words in this phrase

[ee]

and

A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.

Example

Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.

I am looking for an open and human environment.

bom

[bohng]

good

Adjective meaning good; often used to react positively to plans or ideas.

Example

Esse horário é bom para mim.

That time is good for me.

Natal

[nah-TAHL]

Christmas

Masculine noun, used with 'o'.

Example

Passamos o Natal em família.

We spend Christmas with family.

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