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How to Say ‘Let's support’ in Portuguese

Vamos apoiar

VAH-moosh ah-poy-AHR

[VAH-moosh ah-poy-AHR]

💬 Usage Tip: [Vamos] + another verb is a very common way to say "let's …" in Portuguese: [Vamos apoiar], [vamos ver], [vamos embora]. In speech, unstressed vowels weaken, so [vamos apoiar] often sounds roughly like (VAH-mooz ah-poy-AR).

Phrase Breakdown

Vamos

[VAH-moosh]

let's go / we are going

From the verb "ir" or used like "let's" before another verb; here it helps form "let's support."

Example

Vamos apoiar a equipa mesmo depois do susto.

Let's support the team even after the scare.

apoiar

[ah-poy-AHR]

to support

Infinitive verb meaning to support, back, or cheer for someone.

Example

Hoje queremos apoiar a seleção até ao último minuto.

Today we want to support the national team until the last minute.

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