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How to Say ‘But you can also call me Jesus.’ in Portuguese

Mas você também pode me chamar de Jesus.

💬 Usage Tip: The word 'Jesus' is pronounced almost like in English, but with a softer 'J'.

🇵🇹 In Portugal: In Portugal, Christian names and references are common due to the country's deep-rooted Catholic traditions.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

Mas

[mahs]

But

Introduces a contrast or exception.

Example

Ele estava cansado, mas continuou trabalhando.

He was tired, but continued working.

você

[voh-SEH]

you

Refers to the person being addressed.

Example

Você está me ouvindo?

Are you listening to me?

também

[tohm-BAYNG]

also

In addition; too.

Example

Ela também quer ir à festa.

She also wants to go to the party.

pode

[POH-jee]

can

To be able to.

Example

Você pode me ajudar?

Can you help me?

me

[mee]

me

Refers to oneself.

Example

Ele me chamou ontem.

He called me yesterday.

chamar

[sha-MAR]

call

To give a name or label to.

Example

Pode me chamar se precisar.

You can call me if you need.

de

[day]

of

Indicates the thing being named or referred.

Example

Ele é chamado de herói.

He is called a hero.

Jesus

[ZHEH-zoos]

Jesus

Refers to the central figure of Christianity.

Example

Ele disse: 'Você pode me chamar de Jesus'.

He said: 'You can call me Jesus'.

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