How to Say ‘I'll change’ in Portuguese
Vou mudar
voh moo-DAR
[voh moo-DAR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vou] + verb is a very common way to say what you're about to do: [vou mudar] = [I'm going to change]. You can swap in other verbs easily: [vou esperar], [vou pagar].
Phrase Breakdown
Vou
[voh]
I am going to / I will
From "ir"; often used to talk about an immediate future action.
Vou seguir pela rua mais curta.
I'm going to take the shorter street.
mudar
[moo-DAR]
change
Verb meaning to alter or switch something, like a route or plan.
Se quiser, posso mudar o caminho.
If you want, I can change the route.
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