How to Say ‘Get on with me.’ in Portuguese
Entra comigo.
EN-trah koh-MEE-goo
[EN-trah koh-MEE-goo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Comigo] is a fixed form meaning "with me," so Portuguese says [Entra comigo], not *[com eu]. You can reuse the pattern in [vem comigo] "come with me."
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This sounds warm and helpful, like someone guiding you onto the tram. In real life, a stranger might be more likely to say [Venha] or [Pode entrar] if they want to sound a bit more polite.
Phrase Breakdown
Entra
[EN-trah]
Get in / Get on.
Imperative invitation to board ("Get in").
Entra comigo no elétrico para não te enganares.
Get on with me so you don’t get confused.
comigo
[koh-MEE-goo]
With me.
Used to say you’ll go/board together: "with me".
Entra comigo e sentamo-nos perto da janela.
Get in with me and we’ll sit near the window.
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