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How to Say ‘There you go, it's paid.’ in Portuguese

Pronto, está pago.

PROHN-too eh-stah PAH-goo

[PROHN-too eh-stah PAH-goo]

Phrase Breakdown

Pronto,

PROHN-too

There we go / Right then,

In Portugal, 'pronto' is a very common filler that signals something is finished or settled. Say it 'PRON-tu': the final 'o' sounds like a soft 'u'.

Example

Pronto, já está.

There we go, it's done.

Words in this phrase

Pronto

[PROHN-too]

right / there we go

Filler word used to signal something is done or to wrap up.

Example

Pronto, está tudo pago.

Right, it's all paid.

está pago.

eh-stah PAH-goo

it's paid.

'Está' (it is) uses the verb 'estar' for a resulting state, and 'pago' means paid. Say it 'shTA PA-gu': the 'e' at the start is almost silent, and the 's' sounds like 'sh'.

Example

O café está pago.

The coffee is paid for.

Words in this phrase

está

[eh-stah]

Used to describe the state or location of something or someone.

Example

O café está quente.

The coffee is hot.

pago

[PAH-goo]

paid

Past participle of 'pagar'.

Example

A conta já está paga.

The bill is already paid.

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