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How to Say ‘We'll get in touch with you’ in Portuguese

Entramos em contacto consigo

ehn-TRAH-moosh ehm kohn-TAH-too kon-SEE-goo

[ehn-TRAH-moosh ehm kohn-TAH-too kon-SEE-goo]

💬 Usage Tip: The present tense entramos is used here for a near-future promise, which is very common in Portuguese. consigo is the formal "with you".

Phrase Breakdown

Entramos em contacto

ehn-TRAH-moosh ehm kohn-TAH-too

We will get in touch

'Entrar em contacto' means 'to get in touch'. The present tense is often used for the near future.

Example

Entramos em contacto amanhã.

We'll get in touch tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

Entramos

[ehn-TRAH-moosh]

we will get (in touch)

'We enter'; with 'em contacto' it means we'll get in touch.

Example

Entramos em contacto amanhã.

We'll get in touch tomorrow.

[ehm]

Used to indicate inclusion within space or limits.

Example

Está em casa.

It's in the house.

contacto

[kohn-TAH-too]

contact

Connection or communication; 'em contacto' means in touch.

Example

Estamos em contacto.

We're in touch.

consigo

[kon-SEE-goo]

with you

A polite European Portuguese form meaning with you, often used formally.

Example

Num email formal, «consigo» soa educado e respeitoso.

In a formal email, “with you” sounds polite and respectful.

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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