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How to Say ‘To confirm that.’ in Portuguese

Para confirmar isso.

PAH-rah kon-feer-MAR EE-soo

[PAH-rah kon-feer-MAR EE-soo]

Phrase Breakdown

Para

[PAH-rah]

to; in order to

Here it introduces purpose, meaning 'to' or 'in order to'.

Example

Na frase «Para confirmar isso.», «Para» mostra o objetivo da chamada.

In the sentence "To confirm that.", "Para" shows the purpose of the call.

confirmar

[kon-feer-MAR]

confirm

Verb meaning to verify or make sure details are correct.

Example

Na frase «Para confirmar isso.», «confirmar» significa verificar a reserva.

In the sentence "To confirm that.", "confirmar" means to verify the reservation.

isso

[EE-soo]

that

Demonstrative pronoun referring to previously mentioned information.

Example

Na frase «Para confirmar isso.», «isso» refere-se aos detalhes da reserva.

In the sentence "To confirm that.", "isso" refers to the reservation details.

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