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How to Say ‘Having taken care of that’ in Portuguese

Teres tratado disso

TEH-resh trah-TAH-doo DEE-soo

[TEH-resh trah-TAH-doo DEE-soo]

💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese can add a person ending to the "to" form: teres means "you having". de + isso also merges into disso.

Phrase Breakdown

Teres

[TEH-resh]

(you) having

Personal infinitive of 'ter' for 'tu', used as auxiliary.

Example

Obrigado por teres vindo.

Thanks for coming.

tratado

[trah-TAH-doo]

dealt with / handled

Past participle of 'tratar'; 'tratar de' = take care of.

Example

Já tinha tratado do jantar.

I had already handled dinner.

disso

[DEE-soo]

of that / with that

Contraction of 'de' + 'isso'.

Example

Gosto disso.

I like that.

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