How to Say ‘We'll sort it out together.’ in Portuguese
Resolvemos isso juntos.
rreh-zohl-VEH-moosh EE-soo ZHOON-toosh
[rreh-zohl-VEH-moosh EE-soo ZHOON-toosh]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese often uses the present form to talk about what you're about to do, especially in conversation. So [resolvemos isso] can mean "we'll sort that out," not only "we solve that."
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This sounds cooperative and reassuring, good for turning a disagreement into a joint problem to solve. In Portugal that can land better than sounding too demanding.
Phrase Breakdown
Resolvemos
[rreh-zohl-VEH-moosh]
we solve
Used to reassure someone that the problem can be dealt with.
Resolvemos a situação se falarmos com calma.
We solve the situation if we speak calmly.
isso
[EE-soo]
that
Refers to the issue or matter being discussed.
Resolvemos isso sem discutir no carro.
We solve that without arguing in the car.
juntos
[ZHOON-toosh]
together
Shows cooperation and solving something jointly.
Resolvemos isso juntos com uma nova paragem combinada.
We solve that together with a newly agreed stop.
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