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How to Say ‘Can you give it to me, please?’ in Portuguese

Podes dar-mo, por favor?

POH-dis DAR-moo pohr fah-VOHR

[POH-dis DAR-moo pohr fah-VOHR]

Phrase Breakdown

Podes dar-mo,

POH-dis DAR-moo

Can you give it to me,

'Podes' is the informal 'can you'. 'Dar-mo' is 'dar' + 'me' + 'o' (give it to me), a typical Portuguese contraction. Say it 'POH-desh DAR-mu'.

Example

Podes dar-mo amanhã?

Can you give it to me tomorrow?

Words in this phrase

Podes

[POH-dis]

you can

Second-person singular of “poder” (to be able to/can). Used to give options or permission.

Example

Podes comprar o bilhete com cartão ou dinheiro.

You can buy the ticket with card or cash.

dar-mo

[DAR-moo]

give it to me

Verb 'dar' (to give) joined with 'me' + 'o' (it), a common European Portuguese contraction.

Example

O livro? Dá-mo já.

The book? Give it to me now.

por favor?

pohr fah-VOHR

please?

This is the standard 'please'. Stress '-vor' and raise your tone for the question.

Example

Um copo de água, por favor.

A glass of water, please.

Words in this phrase

por

[pohr]

Please

A polite expression used when making a request.

Example

Um café, por favor.

A coffee, please.

favor

[fah-VOHR]

Please

A polite expression used when making a request.

Example

Pode me ajudar, por favor?

Can you help me, please?

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