How to Say ‘I'll bring it to your table’ in Portuguese
Eu levo-lho à mesa
eh-ooh LEH-voo-lyoo ah MEH-zah
[eh-ooh LEH-voo-lyoo ah MEH-zah]
💬 Usage Tip: lho is lhe "to you" and o "it" squeezed into one word. The same thing happens with lha when the thing is feminine, like a bica "the espresso": levo-lha.
Phrase Breakdown
Eu levo-lho
eh-ooh LEH-voo-lyoo
I'll bring it to you
'Lho' is 'lhe' (to you) plus 'o' (it). 'Lh' sounds like the 'lli' in 'million'. Say it as 'ew LE-vu-lyu'.
Eu levo-lho já.
I'll bring it to you right away.
Words in this phrase
Eu
[eh-ooh]
I
Pronoun referring to oneself.
Eu estou aqui.
I am here.
levo-lho
[LEH-voo-lyoo]
I take it to you
Verb 'levar' (to take) in the first person, joined with 'lhe' (to you) and 'o' (it) into 'lho'.
O café está pronto, levo-lho já.
The coffee is ready, I'll bring it to you right away.
à mesa
ah MEH-zah
to the table
'À' is 'a' plus 'a' (to the) and has an open 'a' sound. 'Mesa' is pronounced MAY-za.
Sente-se à mesa.
Sit at the table.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
to the
Indicating direction or destination towards something specific.
Vamos à praia amanhã.
We are going to the beach tomorrow.
mesa
[MEH-zah]
Table
The word used for a restaurant table in a reservation context.
A Mesa está reservada para as nove.
The table is reserved for nine o'clock.
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