How to Say ‘Let's go calmly.’ in Portuguese
Vamos com calma.
VAH-moosh kong KAHL-muh
[VAH-moosh kong KAHL-muh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vamos] can mean either "we go / we're going" or "let's go," depending on context. Portuguese uses this same form a lot for suggestions: [vamos tentar] = "let's try."
🇵🇹 In Portugal: [Vamos com calma] is a de-escalating phrase. It works well if a pickup or drop-off dispute is getting tense and you want to reset the tone.
Phrase Breakdown
Vamos
[VAH-moosh]
let's go
Used to invite others to proceed together or continue with an action.
Vamos falar com o motorista antes de entrar.
Let's speak with the driver before getting in.
Com calma
kong KAHL-muh
Calmly / slowly
An expression meaning without rushing, in a relaxed way.
Fala com calma.
Speak calmly.
Words in this phrase
com
[kong]
with
Part of the expression com calma, which means calmly or slowly.
Seguimos com atenção até ao local certo.
We continue with attention to the right place.
calma
[KAHL-muh]
calm
In this phrase, it conveys calmness, patience, and not rushing.
Vamos com calma para evitar mal-entendidos com o taxista.
Let's go calmly to avoid misunderstandings with the taxi driver.
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