How to Say ‘Every time you go out’ in Portuguese
Toda vez que você sai
TOH-dah vehz kee voh-SEH sah-ee
[TOH-dah vehz kee voh-SEH sah-ee]
💬 Usage Tip: toda vez que is a fixed way to say "every time," followed by a full clause: toda vez que você sai, toda vez que ela liga. sai is from sair and means "goes out / leaves."
Phrase Breakdown
Toda
[TOH-dah]
Every
Used to refer to all the members of a group of things or people.
Toda manhã nasce um novo sol.
Every morning a new sun rises.
vez
[vehz]
time
Refers to a point when something occurs or is scheduled.
A cada vez que você fala, inspira.
Every time you speak, you inspire.
que
[kee]
that
Used to introduce a subordinate clause.
Que alegria te ver!
What a joy to see you!
você
[voh-SEH]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Você sempre tem razão.
You are always right.
sai
[sah-ee]
leave
Go away from someone or something.
Quando você sai, as flores choram.
When you leave, the flowers cry.
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