How to Say ‘I'm going to handle social media’ in Portuguese
Vou tratar das redes sociais
voh truh-TAR dahsh RAY-desh soo-SYAISH
[voh truh-TAR dahsh RAY-desh soo-SYAISH]
💬 Usage Tip: tratar needs de after it to mean "handle", and de plus as merges into das. With a masculine word it becomes dos: tratar dos anúncios.
Phrase Breakdown
Vou tratar
voh truh-TAR
I'm going to handle
'Tratar de' means 'to take care of / handle'. The second 'a' in 'tratar' carries the stress: 'trə-TAR'.
Vou tratar disso.
I'll take care of that.
Words in this phrase
Vou
[voh]
I'm going to
'I' form of ir (to go), used for near future.
Vou comer agora.
I'm going to eat now.
tratar
[truh-TAR]
to take care of, to handle
With 'de', means to be in charge of or deal with something.
Eu trato dos clientes.
I handle the clients.
das redes sociais
dahsh RAY-desh soo-SYAISH
the social media
'Das' = 'de' + 'as'. In Portugal a final 's' sounds like 'sh': 'dash RE-dəsh su-SIAISH'.
Uso muito as redes sociais.
I use social media a lot.
Words in this phrase
das
[dahsh]
of the (feminine plural)
'de' + 'as'; after 'depois' it means 'after the'.
Depois das oito.
After eight.
redes
[RAY-desh]
networks
Plural of 'rede'; with 'sociais' it means social media.
Ele passa horas nas redes sociais.
He spends hours on social media.
sociais
[soo-SYAISH]
social
Plural of 'social', describing society or networking.
Temos eventos sociais na empresa.
We have social events at the company.
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