How to Say ‘You know you're not equal to God.’ in Portuguese
Você sabe que não é igual a Deus.
voh-seh sah-beh kee naw eh ee-gwawl ah de-oos
[voh-seh sah-beh kee naw eh ee-gwawl ah de-oos]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese often drops the second você when it's obvious: Você sabe que não é igual a Deus still means 'You know you are not equal to God.' That's why these sentences can feel more compact than English.
Phrase Breakdown
Você sabe
voh-seh sah-beh
Words in this phrase
Você
[voh-seh]
You
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Você precisa ir.
You need to go.
sabe
[sah-beh]
know
Be aware of or familiar with.
Eu sei bem disso.
I know well about that.
Que não é igual
kee naw eh ee-gwawl
Words in this phrase
que
[kee]
that
Used to introduce a clause in reported speech.
Eu ouvi que ela chegou.
I heard that she arrived.
não
[naw]
not
Used to express negation or absence.
Ele não vem hoje.
He is not coming today.
é
[eh]
is
A form of the verb 'to be' in the present tense.
Ele é meu amigo.
He is my friend.
igual
[ee-gwawl]
equal
Being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value.
A divisão resultou em partes iguais.
The division resulted in equal parts.
A Deus
ah de-oos
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Used as a function word to indicate purpose or intention.
Vou a Portugal.
I'm going to Portugal.
Deus
[de-oos]
God
The omnipotent, omniscient being worshipped and revered in many religious traditions.
O amor de Deus é infinito.
God's love is infinite.
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