How to Say ‘I work well in a team’ in Portuguese
Trabalho bem em equipa
truh-BAH-lyoo BEHNG ehm eh-KEE-puh
[truh-BAH-lyoo BEHNG ehm eh-KEE-puh]
💬 Usage Tip: Trabalho means both "I work" and "work" or "job". Context tells you which: o meu trabalho means "my job".
Phrase Breakdown
Trabalho bem
truh-BAH-lyoo BEHNG
I work well
'Trabalho' means 'I work'. 'Bem' (well) is nasal, like 'baing'.
Trabalho bem sob pressão.
I work well under pressure.
Words in this phrase
Trabalho
[truh-BAH-lyoo]
I work
First person of 'trabalhar', to work.
Trabalho num escritório.
I work in an office.
bem
[BEHNG]
well
In a good or satisfactory way.
Ele fez o trabalho muito bem.
He did the job very well.
em equipa
ehm eh-KEE-puh
in a team
'Equipa' is the European Portuguese word for 'team'. Say 'ee-KEE-puh'.
Gosto de jogar em equipa.
I like playing in a team.
Words in this phrase
em
[ehm]
in
Used to indicate inclusion within space or limits.
Está em casa.
It's in the house.
equipa
[eh-KEE-puh]
team
European Portuguese word for a work team or group of colleagues.
A equipa recebeu-me muito bem na feira de emprego.
The team welcomed me very well at the job fair.
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