How to Say ‘I’ll bring it to you now’ in Portuguese
Já lhe trago
zhah lyuh TRAH-goo
[zhah lyuh TRAH-goo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Lhe] means "to you" here, so Portuguese often says the "to you" part even where English just says "bring you." You'll hear the same pattern in [dou-lhe já] and [trago-lhe isso].
Phrase Breakdown
Já
[zhah]
already; right away
In service contexts, já often means right away or in just a moment.
Já preparo o café para si.
I'll prepare the coffee for you right away.
lhe
[lyuh]
to you
An indirect object pronoun meaning to you, often used politely in European Portuguese.
Lhe trago o galão num minuto.
I'll bring you the milky coffee in a minute.
trago
[TRAH-goo]
I bring
From the verb trazer, used here to mean I will bring.
Trago o café já a seguir.
I'll bring the coffee right after.
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