How to Say ‘So we can toast.’ in Portuguese
Para brindar.
PAH-ruh breen-DAR
[PAH-ruh breen-DAR]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This sounds light and playful after agreeing on drinks. In the moment, many locals would more simply move straight to the toast itself.
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-ruh]
for; to
Here it means 'to' or 'for the purpose of'.
Podes levantar o copo e dizer: Para brindar.
You can raise the glass and say: To toast.
brindar
[breen-DAR]
to toast
To clink glasses and celebrate together.
No fim do pedido, 'Para brindar.' soa leve e simpático.
At the end of the order, 'To toast.' sounds light and friendly.
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