How to Say ‘I'm just going to let know’ in Portuguese
Vou só avisar
voo saw ah-vee-ZAR
[voo saw ah-vee-ZAR]
💬 Usage Tip: avisar looks like "advise", but it means "to let someone know" or "to warn". Adding só softens the sentence to "just".
Phrase Breakdown
Vou
[voo]
I am going to
Used to indicate a future action planned by the speaker.
Vou preparar um café para nós.
I am going to prepare a coffee for us.
só
[saw]
only / just
Used to make something sound modest or unimportant in a polite way.
É só um detalhe, e só minimiza o presente com humildade.
It's just a small detail, and 'só' downplays the gift with humility.
avisar
[ah-vee-ZAR]
to let know / to tell
To inform or warn someone about something.
Vou avisar a minha mãe.
I'll let my mum know.
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