How to Say ‘We shall arrive.’ in Portuguese
Havemos de chegar.
ah-VEH-moosh duh shuh-GAR
[ah-VEH-moosh duh shuh-GAR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Havemos de] + verb is a set pattern meaning [we shall / we'll]. It's a bit more reassuring or definite than just [vamos chegar].
Phrase Breakdown
Havemos
[ah-VEH-moosh]
we shall; we will
Used to express confidence that something will happen.
Com calma, havemos de chegar sem problemas.
Calmly, we will arrive without problems.
de
[duh]
to
Part of the verbal expression 'haver de' used for future meaning.
Em «havemos de chegar», de faz parte da estrutura verbal.
In “havemos de chegar,” de is part of the verbal structure.
chegar
[shuh-GAR]
arrive
Verb meaning to reach the destination.
Se o trânsito melhorar, vamos chegar rapidamente.
If traffic improves, we are going to arrive quickly.
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