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How to Say ‘We can cheer together.’ in Portuguese

Podemos torcer juntos.

poh-DEH-moosh tor-SER ZHOON-toosh

[poh-DEH-moosh tor-SER ZHOON-toosh]

💬 Usage Tip: After podemos, the next verb stays in its base form: podemos torcer, not a changed form of torcer. The same pattern works in podemos ver and podemos apoiar.

Phrase Breakdown

Podemos

[poh-DEH-moosh]

we can

From the verb 'poder'; it introduces a possibility or suggestion involving 'we'.

Example

Se gostamos da mesma equipa, 'Podemos torcer juntos.'

If we like the same team, 'We can cheer together.'

Torcer juntos.

tor-SER ZHOON-toosh

Words in this phrase

torcer

[tor-SER]

cheer

The infinitive verb meaning to cheer for or support a team.

Example

Durante o Mundial, 'Podemos torcer juntos.' é um bom convite.

During the World Cup, 'We can cheer together.' is a nice invitation.

juntos

[ZHOON-toosh]

together

Means 'together', showing people doing something as a group.

Example

Com a mesma camisola, 'Podemos torcer juntos.'

With the same jersey, 'We can cheer together.'

Guides for Portuguese learners

The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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