How to Say ‘And what exactly will you be doing?’ in Portuguese
E o que vai fazer exatamente?
ee oh keh vye fa-ZEHR ee-za-tah-MEN-tuh
[ee oh keh vye fa-ZEHR ee-za-tah-MEN-tuh]
Phrase Breakdown
E o que vai fazer
ee oh keh vye fa-ZEHR
And what are you going to do
'E' (and) sounds like 'i' and blends with 'o': 'i-u-kə-vai-fə-ZER'.
E o que vai fazer hoje?
And what are you going to do today?
Words in this phrase
E
[ee]
and
A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.
Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.
I am looking for an open and human environment.
o
[oh]
what
Used to refer to a thing or things previously mentioned or easily identified.
O que é isso?
What is this?
que
[keh]
what
Used with 'o' to form 'what' in questions.
O que queres comer?
What do you want to eat?
vai
[vye]
is going to / will
Form of 'ir' used with an infinitive to talk about the future.
Ela vai beber água.
She is going to drink water.
fazer
[fa-ZEHR]
to do
To perform an action or task.
Preciso fazer o trabalho.
I need to do the work.
exatamente?
ee-za-tah-MEN-tuh
exactly?
Adverb from 'exato'. The first 'e' sounds like 'i' and the 'x' like 'z': 'i-za-ta-MEN-tə'.
Onde fica exatamente?
Where exactly is it?
Words in this phrase
exatamente
[ee-za-tah-MEN-tuh]
exactly
Adverb used to agree fully.
Exatamente, tem razão.
Exactly, you're right.
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