How to Say ‘See if you don't forget’ in Portuguese
Vê se não esquece
veh seh naw is-KEH-sseh
[veh seh naw is-KEH-sseh]
💬 Usage Tip: Vê se + verb is a very common pattern for telling someone to make sure they do something: vê se chegas cedo = "make sure you arrive early." Here não flips it to "make sure you don't forget."
Phrase Breakdown
Vê
[veh]
See
To direct one's eyes toward something or someone.
Vê se tudo está em ordem antes de sair.
See if everything is in order before leaving.
se
[seh]
if
Introduces a condition or choice.
Vê se ele estará disponível.
See if he will be available.
não
[naw]
not
Negates a verb or statement.
Ela disse que não vai.
She said she is not going.
esquece
[is-KEH-sseh]
forget
To fail to remember.
Por favor, não esquece de 'Vê se não esquece'.
Please, do not forget 'Vê se não esquece'.
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