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How to Say ‘I'm organised and I work well in a team.’ in Portuguese

Sou organizado e trabalho bem em equipa.

soh or-ga-nee-ZA-doo ee truh-BAH-lyoo BEHNG ehm eh-KEE-puh

[soh or-ga-nee-ZA-doo ee truh-BAH-lyoo BEHNG ehm eh-KEE-puh]

Phrase Breakdown

Sou organizado

soh or-ga-nee-ZA-doo

I am organised

'Sou' is from 'ser' (to be) and describes a permanent trait. In Portugal the unstressed 'o' sounds like 'u', so say 'orgahnizádu'.

Example

Sou organizado no trabalho.

I am organised at work.

Words in this phrase

Sou

[soh]

I am

First-person form of 'ser', used for permanent traits or conditions.

Example

Sou português.

I am Portuguese.

organizado

[or-ga-nee-ZA-doo]

organised

Adjective for someone who keeps things in order.

Example

O meu escritório está organizado.

My office is organised.

e trabalho bem

ee truh-BAH-lyoo BEHNG

and I work well

'Trabalho' means 'I work'. The 'lh' sounds like the 'lli' in 'million'.

Example

E trabalho bem sob pressão.

And I work well under pressure.

Words in this phrase

[ee]

and

A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.

Example

Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.

I am looking for an open and human environment.

trabalho

[truh-BAH-lyoo]

I work

First person of 'trabalhar', to work.

Example

Trabalho num escritório.

I work in an office.

bem

[BEHNG]

well

In a good or satisfactory way.

Example

Ele fez o trabalho muito bem.

He did the job very well.

em equipa.

ehm eh-KEE-puh

in a team

European Portuguese says 'equipa' (Brazil says 'equipe'). 'Em' is nasal, and the 'qu' sounds like 'k': 'ay-KEE-pa'.

Example

Gosto de trabalhar em equipa.

I like working in a team.

Words in this phrase

[ehm]

Used to indicate inclusion within space or limits.

Example

Está em casa.

It's in the house.

equipa

[eh-KEE-puh]

team

European Portuguese word for a work team or group of colleagues.

Example

A equipa recebeu-me muito bem na feira de emprego.

The team welcomed me very well at the job fair.

Guides for Portuguese learners

The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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