How to Say ‘He's going to agree’ in Portuguese
Vai concordar
VYE kohn-kor-DAR
[VYE kohn-kor-DAR]
💬 Usage Tip: vai + any base verb talks about the future, just like "going to". Swap it in: vai gostar "he's going to like it".
Phrase Breakdown
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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