How to Say ‘Let me know’ in Portuguese
Diz-me qualquer coisa
DEEZH-meh kwahl-KEHR KOY-sah
[DEEZH-meh kwahl-KEHR KOY-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: In Portugal, me attaches after the verb with a hyphen in plain statements and requests: diz-me, liga-me "call me". Literally it means "tell me anything".
Phrase Breakdown
Diz-me
[DEEZH-meh]
tell me
Informal command of 'dizer' (to say/tell) with 'me' attached; used to ask someone to tell you something.
Diz-me o teu nome.
Tell me your name.
qualquer
[kwahl-KEHR]
any
Any, whichever; with 'coisa' means 'something'.
Podes vir a qualquer hora.
You can come at any time.
coisa
[KOY-sah]
thing
An item or object, used to refer to any non-specific item in conversation.
Há alguma coisa que você precisa?
Is there anything you need?
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