How to Say ‘I'll bring it to you right away’ in Portuguese
Já lho levo
zhah lyoo LEH-voo
[zhah lyoo LEH-voo]
💬 Usage Tip: lho is lhe "to you" and o "it" squeezed into one word. With something feminine like a bica "the espresso", it becomes lha: Já lha levo.
Phrase Breakdown
Já
[zhah]
soon / in a moment
With 'até', it means very soon, within moments.
Volto já, espera aqui.
I'll be right back, wait here.
lho
[lyoo]
it to you (lhe + o)
Contraction of the indirect pronoun 'lhe' (to you/him/her) and the direct pronoun 'o' (it).
O café? Eu dou-lho já.
The coffee? I'll give it to you right away.
levo
[LEH-voo]
I'll take / I am taking
Used when deciding to buy or choose something.
Depois de experimentar, digo "Levo isto."
After trying it on, I say "I'll take this."
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