How to Say ‘Have you thought about doing physiotherapy?’ in Portuguese
Já pensou em fazer fisioterapia?
zhah pehn-SOH ehm fa-ZEHR fee-zee-oo-tuh-rah-PEE-ah
[zhah pehn-SOH ehm fa-ZEHR fee-zee-oo-tuh-rah-PEE-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: "To think about" is pensar em, never just pensar. Try Já pensou em ir ao médico? "Have you thought about going to the doctor?"
Phrase Breakdown
Já pensou
zhah pehn-SOH
Have you thought
'Já' here means 'ever / yet'. 'Pensou' ends in an 'oh' sound: pen-SOH.
Já pensou nisso?
Have you thought about that?
Words in this phrase
Já
[zhah]
already
Prior to a specified or implied time.
Já comi meu almoço.
I have already eaten my lunch.
pensou
[pehn-SOH]
have you thought
Past of 'pensar', polite 'you' form.
Já pensou nisso?
Have you thought about that?
em fazer fisioterapia?
ehm fa-ZEHR fee-zee-oo-tuh-rah-PEE-ah
about doing physiotherapy?
'Em' is a nasal sound, close to 'ayng'. 'Fisioterapia' is said fee-zyoo-te-ra-PEE-a, with the stress on 'pi'.
Preciso de fazer fisioterapia.
I need to do physiotherapy.
Words in this phrase
em
[ehm]
in
Used to indicate inclusion within space or limits.
Está em casa.
It's in the house.
fazer
[fa-ZEHR]
to do
To perform an action or task.
Preciso fazer o trabalho.
I need to do the work.
fisioterapia
[fee-zee-oo-tuh-rah-PEE-ah]
physiotherapy
Treatment of injuries through exercise and massage.
Faço fisioterapia às terças.
I do physiotherapy on Tuesdays.
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