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How to Say ‘And you, what did you do?’ in Portuguese

E tu, o que fizeste?

ee too oh keh fee-ZESH-teh

[ee too oh keh fee-ZESH-teh]

Phrase Breakdown

E tu,

ee too

And you,

This turns the question back to the other person. 'E' sounds like 'ee' and 'tu' like 'too'. Pause briefly after it.

Example

E tu, estás bem?

And you, are you well?

Words in this phrase

[ee]

and

A simple connector joining two qualities or ideas.

Example

Procuro um ambiente aberto e humano.

I am looking for an open and human environment.

[too]

you (informal)

Informal singular 'you', used with friends and family in Portugal.

Example

Tu gostas de futebol?

Do you like football?

o que fizeste?

oh keh fee-ZESH-teh

what did you do?

Say it as one unit: 'u-ke fi-ZESHT', with rising question intonation.

Example

O que fizeste no sábado?

What did you do on Saturday?

Words in this phrase

[oh]

what

Used to refer to a thing or things previously mentioned or easily identified.

Example

O que é isso?

What is this?

que

[keh]

what

Together with 'o', forms 'o que' meaning 'what' in questions.

Example

O que queres comer?

What do you want to eat?

fizeste

[fee-ZESH-teh]

did you do

Past tense of 'fazer' (to do) for 'tu'.

Example

Fizeste o jantar?

Did you make dinner?

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