How to Say ‘Here in the family’ in Portuguese
Cá na família
kah nah fuh-MEE-lee-uh
[kah nah fuh-MEE-lee-uh]
💬 Usage Tip: na is em + a squeezed together. With a masculine word it becomes no: no trabalho "at work".
Phrase Breakdown
Cá
[kah]
here
An informal word meaning here, often used in spoken Portuguese.
Cá o esperamos no sábado à noite.
We’ll be expecting you here on Saturday night.
na
[nah]
in the
Contraction of 'em' + 'a', meaning 'in the' for a feminine noun.
Ou na esplanada? se preferir ar livre.
Or on the terrace, if you prefer open air.
família
[fuh-MEE-lee-uh]
family
Literally 'family'; in workplace talk, it suggests closeness, support, and strong bonds.
Algumas empresas descrevem a equipa como família.
Some companies describe the team as family.
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