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How to Say ‘And every time you go out’ in Portuguese

E toda vez que você sai

ee TOH-dah vehz kee voh-SEH sah-ee

[ee TOH-dah vehz kee voh-SEH sah-ee]

💬 Usage Tip: toda vez que means "every time" and is followed by a full clause: toda vez que você sai, toda vez que ele chega. In Portugal, unstressed vowels get reduced a lot, so você often sounds closer to (vuh-SEH) than what the spelling suggests.

Phrase Breakdown

[ee]

And

Used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences.

Example

E toda vez você me liga.

And every time you call me.

toda

[TOH-dah]

every

Used to refer to all the members of a group of things or people.

Example

Eu vou à academia toda semana.

I go to the gym every week.

vez

[vehz]

time

Refers to a point when something occurs or is scheduled.

Example

A vez do Pedro chegar.

Pedro's turn to arrive.

que

[kee]

that

Used to introduce a subordinate clause.

Example

O carro que você queria.

The car that you wanted.

você

[voh-SEH]

you

Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.

Example

Você é incrível.

You are amazing.

sai

[sah-ee]

leave

Go away from someone or something.

Example

Toda vez que você sai a casa fica vazia.

Every time you leave, the house feels empty.

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