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How to Say ‘Any news on your end?’ in Portuguese

Alguma novidade da vossa parte?

ahl-goo-mah noh-vee-dah-djee dah vo-sah par-teh

[ahl-goo-mah noh-vee-dah-djee dah vo-sah par-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: Da is the common contraction of de + a. Da vossa parte is a set expression meaning "on your end" or "from your side," useful well beyond this sentence.

Phrase Breakdown

Alguma

[ahl-goo-mah]

any

Refers to one or some of a thing or number of things, no matter how much or many.

Example

Alguma novidade da vossa parte, família?

Any news from your part, family?

novidade

[noh-vee-dah-djee]

news

Information about recent events.

Example

Há alguma novidade sobre a viagem?

Is there any news about the trip?

Da vossa parte?

dah vo-sah par-teh

Words in this phrase

[dah]

of the

Indicating belonging or association.

Example

A notícia é da vossa parte?

Is the news from your part?

vossa

[vo-sah]

your

Used to indicate something belonging to or associated with the person or people that the speaker is addressing.

Example

A decisão é da vossa parte.

The decision is from your side.

parte

[par-teh]

part

A piece or segment of something, like an element of a whole.

Example

Da parte dele, tudo está resolvido.

On his part, everything is resolved.

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