How do you say "Let's remember" in Portuguese?

"Let's remember" in Portuguese is "Vamos lembrar-nos". This phrase is commonly used in Portugal.

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How to Say ‘Let's remember’ in Portuguese

Q: What does "Vamos lembrar-nos" mean in English?

"Vamos lembrar-nos" means "Let's remember" in English. Usage tip: With [lembrar-se], Portuguese adds [nos] for "we": [lembrar-nos]. You'll see the same pattern in [vamos sentar-nos] and [vamos embora-nos] is wrong — so this little ending matters.

Vamos lembrar-nos

VAH-moosh lem-BRAR-noosh

[VAH-moosh lem-BRAR-noosh]

💬 Usage Tip: With [lembrar-se], Portuguese adds [nos] for "we": [lembrar-nos]. You'll see the same pattern in [vamos sentar-nos] and [vamos embora-nos] is wrong — so this little ending matters.

Phrase Breakdown

Vamos

[VAH-moosh]

let's / we are going to

A form of ir that often means let's when making a suggestion.

Example

Vamos lembrar-nos deste golo para sempre.

Let's remember this goal forever.

lembrar-nos

[lem-BRAR-noosh]

remember

A reflexive infinitive meaning to remember; here lembrar-nos means remember it / remember ourselves of it in Portuguese structure.

Example

Vamos lembrar-nos deste dia com alegria.

Let's remember this day with joy.

Guides for Portuguese learners

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