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How to Say ‘To chat comfortably’ in Portuguese

Para conversar à vontade

PAH-ruh kon-vehr-SAR ah vohn-TAH-duh

[PAH-ruh kon-vehr-SAR ah vohn-TAH-duh]

Phrase Breakdown

Para

[PAH-ruh]

for / to

Used here to show purpose: why you want a certain space.

Example

Para conversar à vontade, preferimos uma mesa mais reservada.

To talk comfortably, we prefer a more secluded table.

conversar

[kon-vehr-SAR]

to talk / to chat

Infinitive verb used after 'para' to express purpose.

Example

Para conversar à vontade, a música não pode estar muito alta.

To talk comfortably, the music cannot be too loud.

À vontade

ah vohn-TAH-duh

Comfortably / freely / at ease

Means in a relaxed, unconstrained way; often used for speaking or doing something comfortably.

Example

Podem conversar à vontade.

You can talk freely.

Words in this phrase

à

[ah]

at / to the

Part of the expression 'à vontade', meaning comfortably or freely.

Example

Para conversar à vontade, procuramos um espaço mais calmo.

To talk comfortably, we are looking for a quieter space.

vontade

[vohn-TAH-duh]

ease / comfort

Used in 'à vontade' to express comfort and freedom.

Example

Para conversar à vontade, a sala privada é ideal.

To talk comfortably, the private room is ideal.

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