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How to Say ‘The work you do’ in Portuguese

O trabalho que você faz

💬 Usage Tip: Polite inquiry about someone's profession.

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Phrase Breakdown

O trabalho

Que você faz

Word-by-Word Breakdown

O

[o]

The

Definite article used before singular nouns.

Example

O livro está na mesa.

The book is on the table.

trabalho

[trah-bah-lyoh]

work

A task or tasks to be undertaken.

Example

O trabalho que você faz é importante.

The work that you do is important.

que

[keh]

that

Used to identify or refer to something.

Example

Eu vi o filme que você recomendou.

I saw the movie that you recommended.

você

[voh-seh]

you

Second person singular informal pronoun.

Example

Você pode me ajudar com isso?

Can you help me with this?

faz

[fas]

do

Perform an action or task.

Example

O trabalho que você faz ajuda muitas pessoas.

The work that you do helps many people.

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