How to Say ‘To leave you comfortably.’ in Portuguese
Para os deixar bem.
PAH-ruh oosh day-SHAR bang
[PAH-ruh oosh day-SHAR bang]
💬 Usage Tip: Here [os] means "you" plural, attached before the verb: [deixar-vos] is another possible form, but in Portugal [os deixar] is very common in polite service speech. In taxi or hotel language, this kind of object word often means "you" even when it looks like "them."
Phrase Breakdown
Para os deixar
PAH-ruh oosh day-SHAR
To leave them / to drop them off
Expresses purpose; os refers to masculine plural objects or people.
É tarde para os deixar aqui.
It is late to leave them here.
Words in this phrase
Para
[PAH-ruh]
to, in order to
Shows purpose or intention.
Para os deixar bem, vou parar num sítio seguro.
To drop you off well, I'm going to stop in a safe place.
os
[oosh]
you (plural/formal), them
Object pronoun referring to the people being dropped off.
Quero os deixar o mais perto possível da porta.
I want to drop you off as close as possible to the door.
deixar
[day-SHAR]
leave, drop off
Common verb for leaving passengers at a location.
Vou deixar os clientes na entrada lateral.
I'm going to drop the clients off at the side entrance.
bem
[bang]
well
Means in a good, proper, or convenient way.
Para os deixar bem, preciso de encontrar um ponto melhor.
To drop you off properly, I need to find a better spot.
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