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How to Say ‘See you shortly in the room!’ in Portuguese

Até já, na sala!

ah-TEH zhah nuh SAH-lah

[ah-TEH zhah nuh SAH-lah]

Phrase Breakdown

Até já,

ah-TEH zhah

See you soon,

Used when you'll see someone in a few minutes. Both words are stressed on the end.

Example

Até já, Pedro!

See you in a bit, Pedro!

Words in this phrase

Até

[ah-TEH]

until / see you

Means until; in farewells it works like 'see you'.

Example

Até logo!

See you later!

já

[zhah]

soon / in a moment

With 'até', it means very soon, within moments.

Example

Volto já, espera aqui.

I'll be right back, wait here.

na sala!

nuh SAH-lah

in the room!

'sala' here means the meeting room.

Example

Estou na sala.

I'm in the room.

Words in this phrase

[nuh]

in the / on the

Contraction of em + a, used before feminine singular nouns like semana.

Example

Na próxima reunião, posso apresentar a proposta.

At the next meeting, I can present the proposal.

sala

[SAH-lah]

room (meeting room)

Feminine noun for a room; at work, the meeting room.

Example

A sala de reuniões está livre.

The meeting room is free.

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