How to Say ‘Of course, come in and sit down.’ in Portuguese
Claro, entre e sente-se.
KLAH-roo EN-treh ee SEN-teh-seh
[KLAH-roo EN-treh ee SEN-teh-seh]
Phrase Breakdown
Claro,
KLAH-roo
Of course,
A friendly 'sure / of course'. Stress the first syllable: CLA-ro. The final 'o' sounds like a short 'u'.
Claro, sem problema.
Of course, no problem.
Words in this phrase
Claro
[KLAH-roo]
of course; certainly
A common positive response showing willingness to help or agree.
Claro, posso explicar melhor a função.
Of course, I can explain the role better.
entre e sente-se.
EN-treh ee SEN-teh-seh
come in and sit down.
Formal commands: 'entre' (come in) and 'sente-se' (sit yourself down). The final 'e' sounds are very weak in European Portuguese, so 'sente-se' sounds close to 'sent-s'.
Entre e sente-se, por favor.
Come in and sit down, please.
Words in this phrase
entre
[EN-treh]
come in
Formal command form of 'entrar', used to invite someone in.
Entre, por favor.
Come in, please.
e
[ee]
and
A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.
Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.
I am looking for an open and human environment.
sente-se
[SEN-teh-seh]
sit down (formal)
Polite command form of 'sentar-se', to sit down.
Sente-se aqui, por favor.
Sit here, please.
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