How to Say ‘I brought you something.’ in Portuguese
Trouxe uma coisa para ti.
TROH-seh OO-muh KOY-zuh PAH-ruh tee
[TROH-seh OO-muh KOY-zuh PAH-ruh tee]
💬 Usage Tip: para ti is how you say 'for you' to someone you call tu. Swap in para si for someone you'd address more formally.
Phrase Breakdown
Trouxe uma coisa
TROH-seh OO-muh KOY-zuh
I brought something
Say it as 'TROH-se U-ma KOY-za'. The 'x' sounds like 's'.
Trouxe uma coisa boa.
I brought something good.
Words in this phrase
Trouxe
[TROH-seh]
I brought
Past tense of 'trazer' (to bring), first person singular.
Trouxe flores para o jantar.
I brought flowers for dinner.
uma
[OO-muh]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article before 'família'.
Uma empresa pode ter uma cultura muito acolhedora.
A company can have a very welcoming culture.
coisa
[KOY-zuh]
thing
A general feminine noun for an object or matter.
Quero uma coisa doce.
I want something sweet.
para ti.
PAH-ruh tee
for you.
'Ti' is the informal 'you', used after prepositions. 'Para' is often said as 'pra'.
Isto é para ti.
This is for you.
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-ruh]
for
Preposition used to show who something matters to.
Este tipo de ambiente é ideal para quem gosta de colaborar.
This type of environment is ideal for someone who likes collaborating.
ti
[tee]
you
Informal 'you' used after prepositions like 'de', 'para'.
Isto é para ti.
This is for you.
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