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How to Say ‘On your end?’ in Portuguese

Da vossa parte?

dah VOH-sah PAR-chee

[dah VOH-sah PAR-chee]

💬 Usage Tip: Da is de + a: da vossa parte. This whole expression means "from your side" or "on your end," a handy chunk you can reuse.

Phrase Breakdown

[dah]

from the

Indicating the source or beginning.

Example

Da vossa parte, tudo está bem?

On your part, is everything well?

vossa

[VOH-sah]

your

Belonging to or associated with any person in general.

Example

Vivi na vossa casa.

I lived in your house.

parte

[PAR-chee]

side

A position, point of view, or way of looking at an issue.

Example

Qual parte prefere?

Which part do you prefer?

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