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How to Say ‘Of course, it's noted.’ in Portuguese

Claro, fica anotado.

KLAH-roo FEE-kah ah-noo-TAH-doo

[KLAH-roo FEE-kah ah-noo-TAH-doo]

💬 Usage Tip: fica literally means "stays", but it's the usual way to say something is now done or settled. Same pattern: fica marcado "it's booked", fica reservado "it's reserved".

Phrase Breakdown

Claro,

KLAH-roo

Of course,

A quick, friendly yes. Say 'KLA-ru'.

Example

Claro, sem problema.

Of course, no problem.

Words in this phrase

Claro

[KLAH-roo]

Of course / Sure

Polite, natural way to agree or confirm; can answer a request or question.

Example

Claro, apanhas o metro e depois segues para Lisboa.

Of course, you take the subway and then you continue to Lisbon.

fica anotado.

FEE-kah ah-noo-TAH-doo

it's noted.

Literally 'it stays noted'. 'Fica anotado' links as 'FI-ka-nu-TA-du'.

Example

O seu pedido fica anotado.

Your request is noted.

Words in this phrase

fica

[FEE-kah]

is / stays

From 'ficar'; with a participle it means something remains in that state.

Example

A porta fica fechada.

The door stays closed.

anotado

[ah-noo-TAH-doo]

noted

Past participle of 'anotar', to note down.

Example

O pedido está anotado.

The order is noted.

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The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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