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How to Say ‘It went beautifully, thank you.’ in Portuguese

Correu lindamente, obrigado.

koo-RREH-oo leen-dah-MEN-tuh oh-bree-GAH-doo

[koo-RREH-oo leen-dah-MEN-tuh oh-bree-GAH-doo]

💬 Usage Tip: obrigado matches the speaker, not the listener. A man says obrigado and a woman says obrigada.

Phrase Breakdown

Correu lindamente,

koo-RREH-oo leen-dah-MEN-tuh

It went wonderfully,

'Lindamente' means 'beautifully' or 'wonderfully' and is very common in Portugal. Stress '-men-': 'leen-da-men-t'.

Example

A festa correu lindamente.

The party went wonderfully.

Words in this phrase

Correu

[koo-RREH-oo]

went (it went)

Past tense of 'correr'; describes how something turned out.

Example

A festa correu bem.

The party went well.

lindamente

[leen-dah-MEN-tuh]

beautifully

Adverb from 'lindo' (beautiful); means wonderfully or very well.

Example

Ela canta lindamente.

She sings beautifully.

obrigado.

oh-bree-GAH-doo

thank you.

A man says 'obrigado' and a woman says 'obrigada'. It sounds like 'o-bree-gá-du'.

Example

Muito obrigado pela ajuda.

Thank you very much for the help.

Words in this phrase

obrigado

[oh-bree-GAH-doo]

Thank you (male speaker)

Used to express gratitude, said by a male speaker. 'Obrigado' is for males, as it must agree with the speaker's gender.

Example

Ele disse 'Obrigado' depois de receber ajuda.

He said 'Thank you' after receiving help.

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