How to Say ‘Let's go’ in Portuguese
Vamos a isso
VAH-mosh ah EE-soo
[VAH-mosh ah EE-soo]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally "let's go to it", this is a set phrase meaning "let's get on with it". You'll hear it from anyone starting a task, not just about travel.
Phrase Breakdown
Vamos
[VAH-mosh]
let's
Proposes a suggestion or invitation to do something together.
Vamos explorar o mundo da moda juntos.
Let's explore the world of fashion together.
a
[ah]
to
In European Portuguese, this particle is used with an infinitive to show an ongoing action.
Estou a aprender novas estratégias de networking.
I am learning new networking strategies.
isso
[EE-soo]
that; it
A demonstrative pronoun referring to an idea, option, or suggestion already mentioned.
Se for uma mesa junto à janela, isso seria ideal.
If it is a table by the window, that would be ideal.
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