How to Say ‘Thanks for coming over here.’ in Portuguese
Obrigado por vires até aqui.
oh-bree-GAH-doo poor VEE-resh ah-TEH ah-KEE
[oh-bree-GAH-doo poor VEE-resh ah-TEH ah-KEE]
💬 Usage Tip: After por, the verb takes a personal ending for "you": vir becomes vires. You'll see the same pattern in obrigado por esperares "thanks for waiting".
Phrase Breakdown
Obrigado
[oh-bree-GAH-doo]
Thank you (male speaker)
Used to express gratitude, said by a male speaker. 'Obrigado' is for males, as it must agree with the speaker's gender.
Ele disse 'Obrigado' depois de receber ajuda.
He said 'Thank you' after receiving help.
por vires até aqui.
poor VEE-resh ah-TEH ah-KEE
for coming over here.
'Vires' is the personal infinitive of 'vir' (to come), used with 'tu'. 'Até aqui' means 'all the way here'.
Obrigada por vires à festa.
Thanks for coming to the party.
Words in this phrase
por
[poor]
for
Preposition indicating what something is in exchange for.
Paguei dez euros por isto.
I paid ten euros for this.
vires
[VEE-resh]
(you) coming
Personal infinitive of 'vir' (to come) for 'tu'.
Obrigado por vires à festa.
Thanks for coming to the party.
até
[ah-TEH]
(all the way) to
Here means 'as far as', not 'until'.
Fui até à praia.
I went as far as the beach.
aqui
[ah-KEE]
here
Refers to this place or this context nearby.
Aqui, no evento, há muitas oportunidades de networking.
Here, at the event, there are many networking opportunities.
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