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How to Say ‘Let's talk later then.’ in Portuguese

Então falamos depois.

en-TOWN fah-LAH-moosh duh-POYSH

[en-TOWN fah-LAH-moosh duh-POYSH]

💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese uses the plain falamos "we talk" for "let's talk" plans. Likewise, Vemo-nos sábado means "See you Saturday".

Phrase Breakdown

Então

[en-TOWN]

so / then

Used to draw a conclusion or decision.

Example

Então vamos de comboio.

So let's go by train.

falamos depois.

fah-LAH-moosh duh-POYSH

we'll talk later.

'Falamos' (we talk) is often used for the future in casual speech. 'Depois' means later or afterwards, and its final 's' sounds like 'sh': 'fuh-LAH-moosh duh-POYSH'.

Example

Agora não posso, falamos depois.

I can't right now, we'll talk later.

Words in this phrase

falamos

[fah-LAH-moosh]

we talk

Present tense of 'falar' for 'nós'.

Example

Falamos português em casa.

We speak Portuguese at home.

depois

[duh-POYSH]

after / later

Adverb meaning later or afterwards, useful for arranging follow-up timing.

Example

Podemos falar depois da apresentação.

We can talk after the presentation.

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