How to Say ‘We would appreciate notice as early as possible.’ in Portuguese
Agradecemos aviso o mais cedo possível.
ah-grah-duh-SAY-moosh ah-VEE-zoo oo mysh SAY-doo poh-SEE-vell
[ah-grah-duh-SAY-moosh ah-VEE-zoo oo mysh SAY-doo poh-SEE-vell]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is standard polite wording in Portugal for bookings, cancellations, and other service messages. It's a request, but it lands softer and more professional than a direct command like [avise-nos cedo].
Phrase Breakdown
Agradecemos
[ah-grah-duh-SAY-moosh]
we appreciate / we thank you for
A formal, polite way for a business to say they value something the customer does.
Agradecemos a sua pontualidade.
We appreciate your punctuality.
aviso
[ah-VEE-zoo]
notice / advance warning
Information given ahead of time, especially about changes or cancellations.
Agradecemos aviso antes de cancelar.
We appreciate notice before cancelling.
o
[oo]
the
Masculine singular article used here within a set phrase.
Tentamos fazer o melhor possível.
We try to do the best possible.
mais
[mysh]
more / most
Part of the expression 'o mais cedo possível' meaning 'as early as possible'.
Contacte-nos o mais cedo possível.
Contact us as early as possible.
cedo
[SAY-doo]
early
Before a later time; promptly.
Se puder, avise cedo.
If you can, let us know early.
possível
[poh-SEE-vell]
possible
Able to be done; common in requests asking for speed or flexibility.
Responda logo que seja possível.
Reply as soon as possible.
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