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How to Say ‘Thanks for sorting that out.’ in Portuguese

Obrigada por teres tratado disso.

oh-bree-GAH-dah poor TEH-resh trah-TAH-doo DEE-soo

[oh-bree-GAH-dah poor TEH-resh trah-TAH-doo DEE-soo]

Phrase Breakdown

Obrigada

[oh-bree-GAH-dah]

Thank you (female speaker)

Used to express gratitude, said by a female speaker. 'Obrigada' is for females, as it must agree with the speaker's gender.

Example

Ela disse 'Obrigada' ao motorista.

She said 'Thank you' to the driver.

por teres tratado disso.

poor TEH-resh trah-TAH-doo DEE-soo

for taking care of that.

'Por' + personal infinitive expresses the reason you are thanking someone. The final 's' of 'teres' sounds like 'sh': 'pur TÉ-rsh tra-TA-du DI-ssu'.

Example

Obrigado por teres vindo.

Thanks for coming.

Words in this phrase

por

[poor]

for

Preposition indicating what something is in exchange for.

Example

Paguei dez euros por isto.

I paid ten euros for this.

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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