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How to Say ‘Thank you, I'll tell them.’ in Portuguese

Obrigada, eu digo.

oh-bree-GAH-dah eh-ooh DEE-goo

[oh-bree-GAH-dah eh-ooh DEE-goo]

Phrase Breakdown

Obrigada,

oh-bree-GAH-dah

Thank you,

Women say 'obrigada' and men say 'obrigado'. It sounds like 'o-bree-GA-da'.

Example

Obrigada pela ajuda.

Thank you for the help.

Words in this phrase

Obrigada

[oh-bree-GAH-dah]

thank you (said by a woman)

Feminine form of 'thank you', literally 'obliged'; used when the speaker is female.

Example

Obrigada pela ajuda!

Thank you for the help!

eu digo.

eh-ooh DEE-goo

I'll tell them.

Literally 'I say', meaning 'I'll pass it on'. It sounds like 'eu DEE-gu'.

Example

Eu digo-lhe amanhã.

I'll tell him tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

eu

[eh-ooh]

I

Pronoun referring to oneself.

Example

Eu estou aqui.

I am here.

digo

[DEE-goo]

I tell / I say

First person singular present of 'dizer' (to say, to tell).

Example

Eu digo-te amanhã.

I'll tell you tomorrow.

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