How to Say ‘Do you think the boss will agree?’ in Portuguese
Achas que o chefe vai concordar?
AH-shash kuh oo SHEF VYE kohn-kor-DAR
[AH-shash kuh oo SHEF VYE kohn-kor-DAR]
Phrase Breakdown
Achas que o chefe
AH-shash kuh oo SHEF
Do you think the boss
'Achar que' = to think that. 'ch' sounds like 'sh'.
Achas que o chefe sabe?
Do you think the boss knows?
Words in this phrase
Achas
[AH-shash]
do you think
Informal 'tu' form of 'achar', to think/believe (opinion).
Achas que vai chover?
Do you think it will rain?
que
[kuh]
that
Often used in expressions like claro que sim to reinforce the statement.
Acho que podemos colaborar bem.
I think that we can collaborate well.
o
[oo]
the
A masculine singular definite article used before nouns.
O prazer de participar foi grande.
The pleasure of taking part was great.
chefe
[SHEF]
boss
Noun for the person in charge at work.
O chefe está no escritório.
The boss is in the office.
vai concordar?
VYE kohn-kor-DAR
will agree?
'ir + infinitive' forms the near future. 'concordar' starts with a nasal 'con'.
Ela vai concordar.
She will agree.
Words in this phrase
vai
[VYE]
is going to
Form of 'ir' used with an infinitive to express the near future.
Ela vai falar amanhã.
She is going to speak tomorrow.
concordar
[kohn-kor-DAR]
to agree
Infinitive verb meaning to share the same opinion.
Temos de concordar numa data.
We have to agree on a date.
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