How to Say ‘Come on, I'll introduce you to the rest of the group.’ in Portuguese
Anda, vou-te apresentar ao resto do grupo.
AHN-dah VOH-teh ah-preh-zen-TAR ow RRESH-too doo GROO-poo
[AHN-dah VOH-teh ah-preh-zen-TAR ow RRESH-too doo GROO-poo]
Phrase Breakdown
Anda,
AHN-dah
Come on,
This is from 'andar', used as 'come on'. Say 'AHN-duh'.
Anda cá!
Come here!
Words in this phrase
Anda
[AHN-dah]
come on
Informal command from 'andar', used to urge someone to come or hurry.
Anda, vamos embora!
Come on, let's go!
vou-te apresentar
VOH-teh ah-preh-zen-TAR
I'll introduce you
'Ir' + infinitive expresses the near future. 'Te' attaches to the verb with a hyphen.
Vou-te ligar.
I'll call you.
Words in this phrase
vou-te
[VOH-teh]
I'm going to ... you
'Vou' (I'm going to) plus 'te' (you), the object pronoun attached with a hyphen.
Vou-te ligar amanhã.
I'm going to call you tomorrow.
apresentar
[ah-preh-zen-TAR]
to introduce
Infinitive verb meaning to introduce or present someone.
Quero apresentar a minha irmã.
I want to introduce my sister.
ao resto do grupo.
ow RRESH-too doo GROO-poo
to the rest of the group.
'Ao' = 'a' + 'o' (to the). Say 'ow'.
Diz olá ao grupo.
Say hi to the group.
Words in this phrase
ao
[ow]
to the
A + o: to the (masculine).
Vou ao escritório.
I'm going to the office.
resto
[RRESH-too]
rest
Noun meaning the remainder of something.
Come o resto da sopa.
Eat the rest of the soup.
do
[doo]
of the
Contraction of 'de' + 'o'; 'precisar de' means to need.
Gosto do metro.
I like the metro.
grupo
[GROO-poo]
group
Masculine noun for a group of people, like a circle of friends.
O nosso grupo é grande.
Our group is big.
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