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How to Say ‘Is it at your office?’ in Portuguese

É no vosso escritório?

eh noo VOH-soo esh-kree-TOH-ryoo

[eh noo VOH-soo esh-kree-TOH-ryoo]

💬 Usage Tip: vosso means "your" when you're talking to a group or company. Here, it means the whole firm's office. no is em + o.

Phrase Breakdown

É no vosso

eh noo VOH-soo

Is it at your

'No' is 'em' + 'o' (in/at the). 'Vosso' means 'your' when talking to several people. Say it 'VO-su'.

Example

É no vosso carro?

Is it in your car?

Words in this phrase

[eh]

It is

Used to identify or describe a situation.

Example

É verdade.

It is true.

[noo]

in the; at the

Contraction of em + o, used to say in the or at the masculine singular noun.

Example

Escrevi «No» evento para indicar onde nos conhecemos.

I wrote “at the” event to indicate where we met.

vosso

[VOH-soo]

your (plural)

Possessive for 'you all'; used when addressing a company or group.

Example

O vosso carro é novo.

Your car is new.

escritório?

esh-kree-TOH-ryoo

office?

The first 'e' is almost silent: 'shkri-TÓ-riu'. Raise your voice at the end for a question.

Example

O escritório é grande.

The office is big.

Words in this phrase

escritório

[esh-kree-TOH-ryoo]

office

A room or building where business work is done.

Example

Estou no escritório.

I'm at the office.

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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