How to Say ‘Can you send me the slides?’ in Portuguese
Pode enviar-me os slides?
POH-jee en-vee-AR-muh oosh SLAIDZ
[POH-jee en-vee-AR-muh oosh SLAIDZ]
💬 Usage Tip: In Portugal, "me" attaches after the verb with a hyphen in plain statements and questions like this: enviar-me. The same pattern gives pode ligar-me? "can you call me?".
Phrase Breakdown
Pode enviar-me
POH-jee en-vee-AR-muh
Can you send me
This is a polite request. Say 'POD een-vee-AR-m'. The 'me' after the hyphen is very short.
Pode enviar-me a morada?
Can you send me the address?
Words in this phrase
Pode
[POH-jee]
can
To be able to.
Você pode me ajudar?
Can you help me?
enviar-me
[en-vee-AR-muh]
send me
Verb 'enviar' (to send) with the pronoun 'me' attached after a hyphen.
Pode enviar-me o ficheiro?
Can you send me the file?
os slides?
oosh SLAIDZ
the slides?
'os' sounds like 'oozh' before the 's' of 'slides'. 'Slides' is an English loanword, often said 'SLY-dsh'.
Os slides estão prontos.
The slides are ready.
Words in this phrase
os
[oosh]
the
Masculine plural definite article, used before masculine plural nouns.
Os gestores falaram sobre os valores da empresa.
The managers talked about the company's values.
slides
[SLAIDZ]
slides
Presentation slides; English loanword used in offices.
Os slides estão prontos.
The slides are ready.
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