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How to Say ‘I'll put this right away’ in Portuguese

Vou já pôr isto

voo zhah por EESH-too

[voo zhah por EESH-too]

💬 Usage Tip: In Portugal já often means "right now" rather than "already". Vou já means "I'll do it straight away".

Phrase Breakdown

Vou já

voo zhah

I'm going right now

'Já' means 'right away' here. Say 'vô ZHAH'.

Example

Vou já!

I'm coming right away!

Words in this phrase

Vou

[voo]

I am going to

Used to indicate a future action planned by the speaker.

Example

Vou preparar um café para nós.

I am going to prepare a coffee for us.

já

[zhah]

already; right away

In service contexts, já often means right away or in just a moment.

Example

Já preparo o café para si.

I'll prepare the coffee for you right away.

pôr isto

por EESH-too

to put this

'Pôr' means 'to put' and has a closed 'o'. 'Isto' sounds like 'EESH-tu'.

Example

Onde ponho isto?

Where do I put this?

Words in this phrase

pôr

[por]

to put

Verb meaning to place or add something, such as a candle or decoration.

Example

Também podemos pôr uma vela no bolo.

We can also put a candle on the cake.

isto

[EESH-too]

this

Used for something near the speaker.

Example

Queria isto, se faz favor.

I would like this, please.

Guides for Portuguese learners

The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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