How to Say ‘Of course, Dr. Ana.’ in Portuguese
Claro, Doutora Ana.
KLAH-roo doh-TOH-ruh AH-nah
[KLAH-roo doh-TOH-ruh AH-nah]
Phrase Breakdown
Claro,
KLAH-roo
Of course,
This common agreement word is stressed on 'CLA'.
Claro, sem problema.
Of course, no problem.
Words in this phrase
Claro
[KLAH-roo]
of course; certainly
A common positive response showing willingness to help or agree.
Claro, posso explicar melhor a função.
Of course, I can explain the role better.
Doutora Ana.
doh-TOH-ruh AH-nah
Doctor Ana.
In Portugal 'Doutor/Doutora' is a polite title for any university graduate. Say 'do-TO-ra A-na'.
Bom dia, Doutora Ana.
Good morning, Doctor Ana.
Words in this phrase
Doutora
[doh-TOH-ruh]
Doctor (female)
Polite title for a woman with a university degree, very common in Portuguese offices.
Bom dia, Doutora Marta.
Good morning, Doctor Marta.
Ana
[AH-nah]
Ana
A common Portuguese female first name.
A Ana é a minha tia.
Ana is my aunt.
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