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How to Say ‘Now I can hear you’ in Portuguese

Já te consigo ouvir

zhah teh kohn-SEE-goo oo-VEER

[zhah teh kohn-SEE-goo oo-VEER]

💬 Usage Tip: já often means "now, at last" rather than "already". Note that te comes before the verb here: te consigo ouvir.

Phrase Breakdown

Já te consigo

zhah teh kohn-SEE-goo

Now I can (you)

'Já' here means 'now' or 'already'. 'Te' is 'you' (informal), and its 'e' is almost silent: 'já t'consígu'.

Example

Já te consigo ver.

Now I can see you.

Words in this phrase

Já

[zhah]

already

Indicates something happening sooner than expected or anticipated.

Example

Eu já terminei o jantar.

I already finished dinner.

te

[teh]

you

'Te' is the informal singular pronoun for 'you'.

Example

Fiz isso para te surpreender.

I did this to surprise you.

consigo

[kohn-SEE-goo]

I can / I manage

First person of 'conseguir', to be able to.

Example

Não consigo abrir a porta.

I can't open the door.

ouvir

[oo-VEER]

to hear

Infinitive verb meaning 'to hear' or 'to listen to'.

Example

É bom ouvir boas notícias.

It is good to hear good news.

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