How to Say ‘Aid me Our Lady’ in Portuguese
Ajude-me Nossa Senhora
ah-zhoo-deh-mee naw-sa sen-yoh-ra
[ah-zhoo-deh-mee naw-sa sen-yoh-ra]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ajude-me] uses the attached pronoun [-me], very common in Portugal in requests and formal wording. In speech you may also hear pronouns before the verb in some contexts, but this after-the-verb pattern is especially standard in writing.
Phrase Breakdown
Ajude-me
[ah-zhoo-deh-mee]
Help me
A request for assistance.
Ajude-me Nossa Senhora nos momentos difíceis.
Help me Our Lady in difficult times.
Nossa Senhora
naw-sa sen-yoh-ra
Words in this phrase
Nossa
[naw-sa]
Our
Belonging to or associated with the speaker and one or more other people.
Nosso carro é novo.
Our car is new.
Senhora
[sen-yoh-ra]
Lady
A title used for a woman, often in a religious or noble context.
Ela é senhora de muitas terras.
She is a lady of many lands.
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